Treatment for Substance Use Disorders: • Assessment: Evaluation and treatment recommendation for an adolescent’s chemical use, mental health, and family situation. • Non-Intensive Outpatient Treatment: Counseling which may include individual, family, or group sessions along with case management and continuing care. • Intensive Outpatient Treatment: After-school counseling sessions including multi-family group. Transportation is available based on need. • Case Management: Service coordination with juvenile justice system and other professionals. For additional information: Crossroads 8445 Munson Road Mentor, OH 44060 440.255.1700 Early Childhood Services 1083 Mentor Ave. Painesville, OH 44077 440.358.7370 Services Summary www.crossroads-lake.org Outpatient Mental Health Program: • Child and Adolescent Psychiatry: Psychiatric evaluation and medication management. • Diagnostic Assessment: Mental and behavioral health evaluations and treatment plans. • Behavioral Health Counseling and Therapy: One-on-one and family sessions to resolve emotional, behavioral, and relationship problems. • Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment: Intervention to enhance the child’s ability to participate in and contribute to their community. • Respite: Temporary break for parents caring for children with emotional or behavioral disorders. • Therapeutic Foster Care: Temporary foster care placement for better behavior management and treatment until able to reunite with their own family. • Prevention: Education, guidance, and consultation for families and community members to manage child development and mental health issues. • Complex Trauma and Attachment program: Treatment to help families with children impacted by early trauma. • Sexualized Behavior and Trauma Recovery: Treatment for children who have experienced sexual trauma or who exhibit concerning sexual behaviors. School and Community Based Services: • School-Based Mental Health: School referral for client to receive services in school. • Community Based Family Treatment: Intensive in-home counseling and case management with a team of on-call treatment-providers. • Transitional Age Youth Services: Teens are taught life skills including money management, job readiness, and basic independent living skills. • Prevention: Programs for students, educators, and community members on topics like substance use and abuse, mental health, bullying, and more. Partial Hospitalization Program (PH P): Alternative to a traditional school setting for children with significant emotional/behavioral needs that combines treatment and education. Admission based on assessments and a referral from the school-district. School-referral is not required for summer programs. Early Childhood Services: • Early Head Start: Home instruction for pregnant women and families with children birth to age three on topics including child development, parenting, and school readiness. • Help Me Grow: Developmental assessment, home visits and early intervention service coordination for families with development concerns for their infant or toddler. • Early Childhood Mental Health: Consultation and treatment for young children and their families including individual, family, and group sessions. • Behavioral Solutions for Young Children: Strategies for families and childcare staff to manage difficult behavior in a preschool/ daycare setting. • Parent Time Out Respite: Short term respite services for families with young children. • Diagnostic Assessment: Mental health assessment for children birth to age six. (C O NT I NU E D)