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A Family Gathering Place Relief Nursery provides individualized support for parents and therapeutic classroom experiences for their young children to develop and strengthen healthy family relationships. The focus of the classroom is on social-emotional skills for toddlers and preschoolers. Parenting education, home visits and other support are available to parents of children 12 months through age 5.

We offer comprehensive support for youth (under age 18) experiencing complex mental and behavioral health challenges. Using a strength-based, team-oriented approach, we help families stay together safely while navigating behavioral health, education, and community systems.

This is a voluntary and limited-time program. We help families set and meet goals and build a support team. Participants are better able to meet everyday challenges with confidence after graduating from our program.

Klamath Basin Wraparound is a partnership of LCSNW and Cascade Health Alliance. Clients must be enrolled in Cascade Health Alliance and be working with multiple agencies/systems. To get started, ask one of your service providers to fill out a referral form.

Klamath Project Youth Empowerment (KPYE) provides support and guidance for youth ages 9–18 navigating substance use challenges. We equip clients with tools to cope with stressors that place them at risk.

KPYE centers on evidence-based prevention, education, and outpatient treatment services. We offer individual counseling, peer support, and school-based interventions. Groups, workshops, and nicotine-free events are offered to support lifestyle changes.

Education—Informs youth about substances and how using them can affect health and behavior. Provides statistics of substance use and how it impacts education, social environment and overall fulfillment of life.

Prevention—Informs youth about the use and abuse of substances, the consequences they can cause to health, and the skills to make healthier choices in the future. Prevention programs are 4 to 8 hours depending on need.

Outpatient Treatment— Begins with an assessment to determine whether a youth has a diagnosis and what level of care is needed to remain abstinent from substance use. Level 1 includes a substance use counselor, youth peer support and case management. Treatment typically lasts 16 weeks but may continue to support the youth in maintaining positive changes.

Youth ages 9-18 can be referred to KPYE by teachers, school counselors, parents, doctors, ODHS officials, probation officers, or by self-referral.

KPYE funding partners include: Klamath County Public Health, Cascade Health Alliance, and Klamath County Juvenile Corrections.

Intensive In-Home Behavioral Health Treatment (IIBHT) is an Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Medicaid service for youth ages 0 to 20 who experience complex mental health needs. The program provides 2 to 6 hours of weekly, team-based community and in-home care to help prevent out-of-home residential placement or psychiatric hospitalization.

We are your first point of contact whether you were referred by a community partner or physician, or if you have come in independently seeking professional behavioral health assistance. Our dual-credentialed clinicians will start you on the path to recovery.

Appointment recommended.

LCSNW provides individual and group counseling for adults, families, children and adolescents. Our services are culturally competent and trauma informed.

We have experienced clinicians who seek to understand each client’s unique situation. We develop a plan to assist individuals and families on their path to wellness. Our services include:

• Individual Therapy/ Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Brainspotting; cognitive behavioral therapies; solution focused, motivational interviewing; and interpersonal problem solving.
• Family Therapy.
• Group and individual dialectical behavioral therapies.
• Case management/ skills training/ parenting and anger management courses.

We work with individuals covered by the Oregon Health Plan and private insurance.

We work with clients to change addictive patterns and problems caused by substance use – most commonly methamphetamine, heroin, opioids, and alcohol. Our goal is to create long-term positive changes for individuals and their families.

All clinicians are Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselors (CADC) with a background in mental health. We only use evidence-based practices based on the MATRIX model as well as motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Clients are welcome to access our services by self-referral, referral by another person, or where treatment is mandated. Treatment duration depends on the client, but the general range is three months to two years. All treatment services are confidential.

The Oregon Health Plan generally pays for treatment even if mandated. Third party or private insurance usually does not cover mandated treatment. We have a sliding-fee scale based on income.

Individuals who have been charged with their first DUII receive assistance earning their drivers license back and living substance-free. We have more than 20 years experience in this work and excellent relationships with partner agencies.

DUII education and rehabilitation requirements are fulfilled through licensed classes, assessments, and ongoing monitoring. The program is offered in English and Spanish.

We assist people who have had their licenses revoked or suspended. Services include:

• Education – 16 hours of classes are required.
• Treatment – Evaluation is required, and individualized treatment plans are created.
• Monitoring – Each client’s situation is different.

Referrals come from the District Attorney’s office and alcohol and drug evaluation services agencies.

We have a sliding fee scale and other payment options. The Oregon Health Plan will generally pay for treatment.

We work with clients to prescribe medication at optimal levels to improve their lives. Our Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNP) are here to help. Our services include:

• Assessments and/or comprehensive review of prescriptions, possible interactions, and side effects.
• Short-term and long-term medication treatment plans.
• Monitoring the safety and effectiveness of prescription medication plans.
• Genetic testing so medication works correctly for each client.
• Medication education.

Services are available to adults and children age 8 and up.

Services can be paid for with the Oregon Health Plan, private insurance, and Medicare. We also offer a sliding fee scale based on income.