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Intensive Services
Crisis Mobile Team
LAKE COUNTY RESIDENTS
Provided for Lake County residents who are experiencing a mental health crisis in the community and need face-to-face and/or telephone assistance. This can take place in a person’s home, in the community, or at an agency/facility.
Crisis Hotline 24/7
EVERYONE
Provides 7-days-per-week crisis support services via telephone. Hotline activities include crisis management, suicide prevention, linkages to community resources, information and referral resources, and linkage to immediate psychiatric, medical, and if necessary, area emergency services. Hotline workers have direct access to our Crisis Intervention Service or can access police, fire, and ambulance services to assist the caller.
Crisis Hotline: 440-953-TALK (8255)
Community-Based Family Treatment (CBFT)
ADOLESCENTS, CHILDREN
A treatment model designed to prevent children and adolescents from psychiatric hospitalization or institutionalization, or to support discharge from inpatient or residential levels of care. CBFT is an intensive, home-based service designed to address specific psychiatric disorders in the identified child while addressing other family challenges that affect the child and family’s ability to function.
North Coast House
ADULTS
A transitional safe housing program focused on increasing independent living skills for adults within Lake County and working toward accomplishing goals identified by the residents.
Day Treatment
ADOLESCENTS, CHILDREN
The Day Treatment Program is a trauma informed, resilient based collaborative program between Crossroads Health and the Northeast Ohio Educational Service Center. It is designed to meet the treatment and academic needs of Lake and surrounding counties’ children and teens experiencing severe emotional and/or behavioral issues. The program day is carefully planned so that each child participates in various treatment activities and also receives academic instruction in a highly structured classroom setting.
The Day Treatment Program maintains an appropriate staff-to-child ratio in order to ensure sufficient therapeutic services and supervision. We place a heavy emphasis on the role of the relationships between staff and student, and we focus on increasing trusting and positive relationships to assist with progress in treatment. Caregivers are kept informed of their child’s progress via progress reports that are sent home, by phone calls to report significant behaviors, treatment and support collaboration, and during treatment, educational, and IEP meetings.
The goal of our Day Treatment Program is to, within a time-limited period, provide an individualized treatment experience that results in the child being able to lead a more stable and successful lifestyle. Referrals are made by the home district of students, then assessed by the Day Treatment Program Manager to determine appropriate fit for the program.
