Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) workers can evaluate individuals in psychiatric crisis and enable them to receive appropriate services.

Deputies with C.I.T. Training are available to assist mentally ill individuals and their families during a crisis. They can make referrals to Behavioral Healthcare Partners of Central Ohio or other mental health agencies. They will also direct clients to mental health hospitalization.

Provides economic empowerment for domestic violence survivors. Services include crisis intervention, support groups, safety planning and education, referral and advocacy and accompaniment to Law Enforcement and Prosecutor Interviews and criminal justice events.

Provides crisis de-escalation, immediate response, and wraparound stabilization services for up to 42 days following a crisis involving a youth age 20 and under.

Provides services to domestic violence victims 24 hours a day; crisis responders are notified by first-line responders, such as police or hospital personnel, to assist victims on the scene.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

On-call person for after hours response at THE MAIN PLACE. Follow posted procedure to reach TMP.

Outreach Center includes a Soup Kitchen, Food Pantry and Clothing Center. Additional services include providing hygiene packs to families and hot showers and hygiene and snack kits to the homeless. Provides hot nutritious meals, groceries, clothing, hot showers and other social services for anyone in need. Crisis Navigator is also avaiable at this location to assists those who are struggling to manage finances, pay bills or maintain a suitable residence..

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Walk-in services for individuals facing urgent mental health needs that don't require hospitalization. Services offered include crisis intervention and stabilization, clinical assessment and medication evaluation and management.

Provides immediate, on-the-scene response to individuals experiencing or surviving traumatic situations that occur within the community. Helps individuals who are experiencing acute grief, trauma, post-traumatic stress reactions and victimization.

BHP can provide motel stays for individuals seeking emergency shelter. Client does not need to be a current client of BHP, nor do they have to live in the county of Licking or Knox county.

Provides police officers trained to assess and resolve the immediate emergency crisis involving individuals with mental health issues. Links the person with appropriate resources for ongoing assistance.

Provides crisis intervention and emergency evaluation, coordination of services, intervention consultation, and treatment for persons in emotional crisis. Screens for the agency's Crisis Stabilization Unit and has mobile outreach available.

On-call person for Hopewell Health for crisis assessments at the jail and juvenile center during designated times.

Provides a modern, clean, and therapeutic environment that provides voluntary clients with stabilization. This home-like setting could include administration of psychiatric medications as well as individualized counseling, recreation therapy, peer support, and group therapy. The CSU along with all other Crisis Care services can be used in conjunction with step down services.

Offers immediate help for adults in a mental health or substance use crisis. Helps individuals recover and find hope during times of severe anxiety, withdrawal, suicidal thoughts, or overwhelming stress. Offers rapid triage and assessment, on-site withdrawal management detox unit, and peer support.

After hours/emergency contact for CCBDD.

Crisis intervention and hospital prescreening services are available face-to-face or by phone (as appropriate) 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) workers evaluate individuals in psychiatric crisis and enable them to receive appropriate services (e.g., hospitalization, crisis residential services, CPST or outpatient counseling.). Evaluation sites include agency facilities (during office hours) and local Emergency Rooms.

Provides crisis de-escalation, immediate response, and wraparound stabilization services for up to 42 days following a crisis involving a youth and young adults age 20 years old and under. Services provided by the Mobile Response and Stabilization Services (MRSS) team may include: safety assessments, de-escalation, peer support, and skill building,

Washington County Crisis Response Team (LOSS Team) provides supportive services to agencies, businesses and/or individuals in Washington County who have experienced a recent suicide, sudden traumatic loss, or traumatic event. Offers support to people impacted by a sudden and/or traumatic loss or event with immediate needs to regain a sense of control over their lives and to promote individual and community healing. Sudden and/or traumatic loss can include: - Completed Suicide- Confirmed and Non-confirmed - Drug Overdose - Intentional and Unintentional - Fatal Car/ATV/Snowmobile Accidents - Sudden death from natural causes - Homicide - Pandemic Stress.

Clinical behavioral health services include: - Psychiatry - Counseling (both mental health & substance use) - Assessment - Home based services.

Provides intervention services to anyone experiencing a psychiatric crisis. Qualified mental health professionals offer the client immediate psychological/psychiatric help including suicide prevention. May provide face-to-face crisis intervention and assessment. Program staff may also refer to a crisis shelter or hospital when needed. Will refer to other services as appropriate.