ü 24-Hour Residential Care

Adoption

ü Alcohol and Drug Assessments

ü Alcohol and Drug Counseling

ü Alcohol and Drug Education

ü Alcohol and Drug Treatment (CIRT Approved)

ü Basic Self Help Training

ü Behavioral Evaluations

ü Career Guidance/Education

ü Career Training/Work Experience

ü Crisis Counseling

ü Day Treatment

ü Diagnostic Evaluation and Treatment

Supervised By Mental Health Specialist

ü Emancipation Skills/Independent Living

Preparation

Emergency Placement Services

ü Family Counseling

ü Foster Care

ü Gang Intervention/Prevention

ü GED Preparation

ü Group Counseling

ü Independent Living Opportunities

ü Individual Counseling

ü Infant Mother Program

ü On-Campus School

ü Other Alternative Education Opportunities

ü Parent Support Group

ü Parent Training/Education

ü Play Therapy

ü Positive Peer Culture Group Treatment

Prenatal Services

ü Proctor Care

ü Psychiatric/Psychological Evaluations

ü Psychotherapy

Restitution Payment Program

ü Sex Education

ü Sex Offender Assessments

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Offenders

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Victims

Shelter Care

ü Social Services

ü Teen Parent Services

ü Therapeutic Foster Care

ü Therapeutic Recreation

ü Transitional Services

ü Vocational Services

ü Work Program

ü Other:

Alcohol & Drug Treatment (not CIRT approved)

Art Therapy, Psycho-social Skills Consultation

Big Brother/Big Sister, In School Services, Diversion, Mediation

BREAKTHROUGH

3390 SE Milwaukie

Portland, OR

503-231-4000

REFERRALS: Mary Miles

Program Description

Breakthrough serves the needs of adjudicated adolescents and their families who have a history of drug and alcohol abuse that has resulted in serious emotional, social, or vocational problems. Services provided include: assessment and evaluation; day treatment; and residential services through therapeutic proctor care.

	BREAKTHROUGH
Gender	Male & Female
Age	13 - 18
Capacity	20 – Treatment
Contract Agency	OYA

COUNTERPOINT

Residential & Day Treatment: 2408 SW Halsey, Troutdale, OR

Outpatient Treatment: 1718 NE 82nd Ave. Portland, OR

Secure OJJS: 1401 NE 68th Ave. Portland, OR

503-252-2392

REFERRALS: Dixie Stevens – Outpatient and Secure Residents

Jodie Titlebaum – Residential

Residential: 503-491-0665

Program Description

Counterpoint provides comprehensive treatment services for troubled children ages 5 to 12 and adolescents, ages 12 to 18 who display sexually reactive or sexually acting-out behaviors. Services include: assessment and evaluation; outpatient (individual, group, and family therapy); intensive outpatient; day treatment; and residential care. Private placements are accepted.

Residential & Day Treatment serves boys ages 12 to 18 who display sexually reactive or sexually acting-out behaviors. Treatment includes family and individual therapy and an on-site school. Average length of treatment is one year. Referrals are made through OYA, Private, and Washington and California State.

Outpatient Treatment provides individual, family, and group counseling for issues specific to sexually acting-out children and youth ages 5-18. This is a family-focused program which includes offering family groups. Average length of treatment is one year with contact frequency of 1-2 times per week.

Secure Residential Treatment is a cooperative program with Multnomah County Juvenile Justice. This program serves adolescent boys ages 12 to 18 concentrating on sex offender treatment. Boys participate in sex-offender treatment groups and skills groups concentrating on human sexuality and social skills. Length of stay is not to exceed six months.

	RESIDENTIAL & DAY TREATMENT	OUTPATIENT TREATMENT	SECURE RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT
Gender	Male	Male & Female	Male
Age	12 - 18	5 - 18	12 - 18
Capacity	25	100	15
Contract Agency	OYA, Private & Washington and California State	Multnomah County MH & DJJS, DHS, OYA, Private Pay	Multnomah County Juvenile Dept.

HAND IN HAND EARLY CHILDHOOD SERVICES

11456 NE Knott

Portland, OR

503-256-3040

Program Description

Hand in Hand Early Childhood Services is a comprehensive continuum of specialized services focused on younger children 0 to 6, including: parent education and support, assessment and evaluation, outpatient, intensive outpatient, day treatment, and therapeutic foster care. Specialized services for specific populations of young children are also available including those for: severely abused and neglected preschool children; drug-affected infants and toddlers; young sibling groups separated through foster-home placement; and young children whose adoptions are at risk for disruption or have already been disrupted.

Day Treatment - Children with severe neglect and abuse issues. Ages 3-6 years.

Clinical Manager – Terry Hirni

Intake Coordinator – Amanda Barnum

Proctor Care - Children served in the day treatment program.

Other clients may be served in proctor homes through individual contracts. Ages 2-7 years.

Proctor Care Coordinator – Marisa Monteblanco

Connections - Therapeutic visitation services through DHS. Ages 0-18 years.

Outpatient services. Ages 0-18 years.

Outpatient Coordinator – Elizabeth Kaufmann

Intake for Therapeutic Visitation – Stephanie Egbers

Family Education - Parent Education regarding child development. Ages prenatal-5 years.

Program Manager – Molly Day

Asst. Mgr. – Bridey Mendoza Moor

First Steps – Barb Patton, Coordinator
Healthy Start – Shawn Pischel, Julia Mitchell, Supervisors
Listos Para Aprender – Lucrecia Perez, Supervisor

OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH

3355 SE Powell Blvd 2951 NW Division 4945 NE 7^th Ave 5040 Griffith Dr.

Portland, OR 97202 Gresham, OR 97030 Portland, OR 97211 Griffith Park

503-232-0191 503-258-4600 503-258-4555 Beaverton, OR

503-520-1685

4790 N Lombard 738 NE Davis 1818 SE Division

Portland, OR 97223 Portland, OR 97232 Portland, OR

503-286-3032 503-258-4557 503-230-8855

REFERRALS: Intake Call Center 503-542-3025

Drew McWilliams, Director

Margie MacLeod, Director

Program Description

Outpatient Mental Health provides comprehensive mental-health services for children (0 to 21) and their families who reside in Multnomah and Washington Counties, including: assessment and evaluation; individual, family, and group therapy; medication management; case management; skill building; and school-linked services. Specialized services include: bi-cultural and bi-lingual staff for Hispanic children and families; Family Sexual Abuse Treatment providing group services to child victims of sexual abuse and non-offending parents (DHS); and school-based services with family outreach, treatment support, and services for behaviorally struggling youth; and specially designed early childhood mental-health services. We provide intensive home-based outpatient services including an around the clock outpatient program. We also provide adult mental-health services to parents of enrolled youth when appropriate.

OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH

Gender	Male & Female
Age	0 - 21
Capacity	OMHAS =2,000 annually
Contract Agency	OMHAS

ROSEMONT TREATMENT CENTER AND SCHOOL

9911 SE Mt. Scott Boulevard

Portland, OR 97266

503-777-8090

REFERRALS: Dr. Krista I. Winn

Program Description

Rosemont Treatment Center and School specializes in intensive, behavioral rehabilitation services, alcohol and drug treatment, and mental-health residential treatment for fifty teenage girls with severe emotional/behavioral and chemical dependency problems, usually as a result of early child abuse and neglect. Rosemont provides a safe, therapeutic environment for girls who cannot live safely in the community. The facility is secure; the program is highly structured; and the supervision ratio is high.

Education and treatment are individualized in each of Rosemont’s two program units. Each residential unit provides a structured setting, preparing the students to make the best use of their treatment program.

Spring serves girls ages 11 to 17 specializing in girls with a predominant emotional disturbance, usually accompanied by quite low social and developmental functioning.

Peers serves girls 11 to 17 specializing in girls with a dual diagnosis of chemical dependency or addiction and mental health disorders.

	SPRING	PEERS
Gender	Female	Female
Age	11 - 17	11 - 17
Capacity	25	25
Contract Agency	CAF, OYA	OYA, CAF, OMHAS

Website: www.morrisonkids.org

OUTPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH

ROSEMONT TREATMENT CENTER AND SCHOOL