Behavioral Health clinics in Lebanon, CT.

Find Therapists and Psychologists in Lebanon, CT

Lebanon, CT · Mental Health

Jordan Valley Community Health

Lebanon, MO · Behavioral Health · Since 2003

Jordan Valley Health is a healthcare network serving Southwest Missouri, with a focus on increasing access and building relationships to improve community health. The organization operates 12 U.S. offices, including locations in Springfield, Hollister, Republic, Lebanon, Marshfield, and Buffalo, with its headquarters at 440 East Tampa Street, Springfield, MO 65806. The Lebanon location is among the multiple offices, supporting care across the region.

Community Services Group

Lebanon, PA · Behavioral Health

Community Services Group in Lebanon, PA provides mental health and intellectual & developmental disability services for children, youth, and adults. Located at 512 South 8th Street, the clinic offers outpatient therapy and psychiatry, case management, residential programs, partial hospitalization, peer support, and psychiatric rehabilitation, with services available both in-person and via telehealth.

Mercy Clinic Behavioral Health

Lebanon, MO · Behavioral Health

Mercy Clinic Behavioral Health - Lebanon in Lebanon, Missouri provides education, prevention, and treatment services for patients of all ages, including senior adults, adults, adolescents, and children. The clinic offers outpatient and hospital care services, group therapy, and psychological services.

Psychiatrists and Psychiatric Nurses in Lebanon, CT

Lebanon, CT · Behavioral Health

Region 3 Mental Health Services

Lebanon, CT · Mental Health

Region 3 Mental Health Services

Lebanon, CT · Behavioral Health

- The Southeastern Mental Health Authority (SMHA) is a Connecticut state DMHAS-operated community mental health agency serving adults (18+) with mental health and substance use disorders in New London County and nearby towns in Southeastern Connecticut. - Location and leadership: Headquartered in Norwich, CT. CEO is Rick Callahan, M.A., LPC, LADC (content notes 5+ years in that role; 35+ years in behavioral health). - Size and structure: Small agency with 4 employees; key executive is Medical Director Mario Fahed. - Services focus: Behavioral health services coordinated under DMHAS for the Southeastern Connecticut region. - Contact/links: Official homepage and DMHAS portal page listed; general inquiries at several phone numbers (listed in the details). If you are specifically seeking "Region 3 Mental Health Services - CT.gov Lebanon," this page does not mention Region 3 or Lebanon directly. It describes SMHA’s Southeastern Connecticut operations under DMHAS. For Region 3 (which often corresponds to a different DMHAS region), you may want to consult the CT DMHAS Region 3 page or CT.gov search results for “Region 3 Mental Health Services Lebanon CT” to identify the appropriate regional mental health authority and contact information.

SCADD Lebanon Pines Psychiatric Outpt Clinic for Adults

Lebanon, CT · Mental Health

SCADD Lebanon Pines Psychiatric Outpt Clinic for Adults is a substance use treatment center in Lebanon, CT offering treatment for co-occurring serious mental health illness and substance use disorders. Services include psychiatric care, counseling, motivational interviewing, relapse prevention, and substance abuse counseling, with opioid treatment options including buprenorphine and naltrexone.

Social Services | Lebanon CT

Lebanon, CT · Behavioral Health

Lebanon Social Services Office in Lebanon, CT provides assistance to residents including referrals for SNAP, WIC, Husky Insurance, and energy assistance programs. The office also offers food assistance, referrals to behavioral health and addiction services, and programs for children, adults, and seniors including meals-on-wheels referrals and back-to-school supplies.

Lebanon County MH/ID/EI Program

Lebanon, PA · Behavioral Health

The Lebanon County Public Defender is a government agency based in Lebanon, PA, part of the county’s official offices. It has 5 employees, annual revenue in the $25–$50 million range, and operates from two Lebanon addresses. The site is part of the Lebanon County government portal and provides links to elected officials and county offices. If you’re searching for information on the MH/ID/EI (Mental Health/Intellectual Disability/Early Intervention) Program specifically, this page indicates the broader public defender and county government context but does not provide program-specific details for MH/ID/EI. For program details, consider visiting the Lebanon County government site (lebanoncountypa.gov) and navigating to county health or behavioral health services, or searching for “MH/ID/EI Lebanon County” within the site or contacting the county’s public defender or commissioners’ offices.