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The Adult Mental Health Program provides supportive services to adults age 18 and over with severe and persistent mental illness. The needs of people served are diverse with a broad continuum of care, from outpatient assessment to inpatient hospitalization, with a strong focus on community-based psychosocial rehabilitation.

Adult Mental
Health Services

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Child & Youth
Mental Health

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Often, it can be a challenge to understand why a child is consistently unhappy, angry, aggressive, or anxious, or why a child persistently behaves in ways that are not acceptable. If your child is having emotional or behavioral difficulties, Children’s Services at Tri-County offers a broad range of resources for children with adjustment and behavioral disorders.

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Crisis Services

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Crisis Services provides crisis intervention, assessment, and referral for voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Crisis services can be accessed through any of the mental health clinics in all 3 counties (Liberty, Montgomery, and Walker). For crisis services, individuals should contact the crisis line (800-659-6994) or call 911 (for life-threatening emergencies).

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IDD Services

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Tri-County offers a variety of services to individuals with qualifying intellectual and developmental disabilities and related conditions. Offered services include case management, day habilitation, supported employment, community support, autism services, home and community-based services, and more.

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Substance Use
Disorder Treatment

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Tri-County offers person-centered, trauma informed services focused on the promotion of sustained recovery from substance use and enhanced quality of life for the individuals we serve. We utilize various therapeutic modalities and interventions while adhering to our empirically validated, evidence based curriculum with proven outcomes.

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Veterans Services are available to anyone who has served in the United States military and their families. Care coordination, peer support, referrals, and various grants are available regardless of benefit status.

Veterans
Services

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The COVID Crisis Counseling Program is a free, short-term program available to children and adults who have been impacted by COVID-19 and live in the following Texas counties: Austin, Brazos, Burleson, Colorado, Fort Bend, Grimes, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Matagorda, Montgomery, Robertson, Walker, Waller, Washington, and Wharton. Therapy sessions are provided over the phone or in person.

COVID Crisis
Counseling Program

Tri-County's Consumer Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit foundation that benefits current Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare consumers by awarding financial grants and scholarships to increase the consumers' quality of life and independent living to the best of each individual's ability within our communities.

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Crisis Services

Crisis Services provides crisis intervention, assessment, and referral for voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Crisis services can be accessed through any of the mental health clinics in all 3 counties (Liberty, Montgomery, and Walker). For crisis services, individuals should contact the crisis line (800-659-6994) or call 911 (for life-threatening emergencies).

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Child & Youth Mental Health

Often, it can be a challenge to understand why a child is consistently unhappy, angry, aggressive, or anxious, or why a child persistently behaves in ways that are not acceptable. If your child is having emotional or behavioral difficulties, Children’s Services at Tri-County offers a broad range of resources for children with adjustment and behavioral disorders.

LEARN MORE >>

Substance Use Disorder Treatment

Tri-County offers person-centered, trauma informed services focused on the promotion of sustained recovery from substance use and enhanced quality of life for the individuals we serve. We utilize various therapeutic modalities and interventions while adhering to our empirically validated, evidence based curriculum with proven outcomes.

LEARN MORE >>

Adult Mental Health

The Adult Mental Health Program provides supportive services to adults age 18 and over with severe and persistent mental illness. The needs of people served are diverse with a broad continuum of care, from outpatient assessment to inpatient hospitalization, with a strong focus on community-based psychosocial rehabilitation.

LEARN MORE >>

IDD Services

Tri-County offers a variety of services to individuals with qualifying intellectual and developmental disabilities and related conditions. Offered services include case management, day habilitation, supported employment, community support, autism services, home and community-based services, and more.

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Veterans Services

Veterans Services are available to anyone who has served in the United States military and their families. Care coordination, peer support, referrals, and various grants are available regardless of benefit status.

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For Behavioral Health

The Network of Care, recognized as a model program by the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, provides online information to help link consumers to support groups and personal advocacy resources in the community.

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