Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services

Situated on South Burma Avenue near Interstate 90, the hospital-affiliated program caters to children aged 5 to 11, teens aged 13 to 17, and adults dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, and self-injury. Campbell County Health Behavioral Health Services features an eight-bed inpatient facility, outpatient therapy options, relapse prevention, dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) sessions, and virtual counseling to accommodate various needs. The treatment process starts with a comprehensive evaluation, allowing both providers and patients to collaboratively develop a tailored plan. Available services consist of individual, group, and family therapy overseen by psychiatrists and nursing staff. DBT sessions focus on teaching emotional regulation, managing stress, and developing coping strategies, while medication management and counseling combine medical and therapeutic care. Inpatient services include daily group activities centered on communication skills, anger management, self-esteem development, and creative outlets, with support for meals and educational tasks for younger patients. Campbell County Health also provides outpatient services in the local community, including crisis intervention, psychological evaluations, and family therapy. Through virtual appointments, patients have the flexibility to access care from their homes, schools, or hospitals.

The Rehabilitation Center specializes in addressing issues related to substance use and mental health. Here, you will benefit from personalized support tailored to your specific circumstances and diagnoses, acquire essential skills for your recovery journey, and foster new relationships within a healing atmosphere.

At this center, we collaborate with you to identify the most suitable payment plans according to your circumstances, guaranteeing you receive optimal care.