Community-based

Adult community-based behavioral health services provide mental health support and treatment in everyday settings such as a person’s home, workplace, or community. These services help adults build coping skills, improve daily functioning, strengthen independence, and maintain emotional wellness while remaining connected to their community.

Community-based services can support adults experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, serious mental illness, substance use challenges, life transitions, or other behavioral health concerns. Services are designed for individuals who may benefit from additional support managing daily life, maintaining stability, and achieving personal goals.

Depending on individual needs, adult community-based behavioral health services may include therapy, psychiatric support, case management, peer support, crisis intervention, skill-building, care coordination, and connections to community resources. Services are personalized to help adults achieve greater independence, stability, and overall well-being.