Mental Health

Outpatient Mental Health Center (OMHC)

Compassionate Mental Health Care for Children, Teens, and Adults

Mine Healthcare Services provides outpatient mental health care for children, adolescents, and adults who meet program eligibility requirements. Our qualified behavioral health professionals use person-centered, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive approaches to help individuals and families address emotional, behavioral, and psychological concerns.

Services are based on each participant’s assessed needs and individualized treatment plan. When clinically appropriate and permitted, care may include coordination with parents or guardians, family members, primary care providers, schools, and other supports identified by the participant.

Our Outpatient Treatment Program

Our outpatient treatment program begins with referral, screening, and an assessment of the participant’s needs, strengths, preferences, and goals. When services are appropriate, the participant and clinical team develop an individualized treatment plan that identifies recommended services, treatment goals, and the anticipated frequency of care.

We review progress periodically, and treatment recommendations may be adjusted as needs change. If a different service or level of care is more appropriate, our team will discuss referral options with the participant and, when applicable, the parent or legal guardian.

Comprehensive Assessment

A qualified clinician completes an age-appropriate assessment to understand the participant's presenting concerns, symptoms, strengths, daily functioning, treatment history, safety needs, cultural and language preferences, family and community support, and other relevant factors. A psychiatric evaluation may be recommended when clinically indicated. The assessment helps the clinical team and participant determine appropriate treatment goals and services. When MHS cannot meet an identified need, the team will help identify suitable referral resources whenever possible.

Individual and Family Therapy

Individual therapy provides a private, supportive setting where participants can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviors, relationships, and life experiences. Treatment may focus on coping skills, emotional regulation, communication, problem-solving, symptom management, and progress toward personal meaningful goals. Family therapy may be included when clinically appropriate and with the required consent. For children and adolescents, parents or legal guardians are involved in care as appropriate and consistent with applicable law, confidentiality requirements, the young person's developmental needs, and the individualized treatment plan.

Group Therapy

Group therapy may be offered when clinically appropriate and available. Qualified behavioral health professionals facilitate sessions that may address topics such as coping skills, emotional regulation, communication, healthy relationships, stress management, and social support. Participants are screened for group suitability and are expected to respect the privacy and dignity of others. The format, topic, and frequency of groups may vary according to participant needs and program availability.

Medication Management

When clinically indicated, psychiatric medication services may include evaluation, education, prescribing, monitoring, and coordination with other treating providers. The psychiatric provider discusses potential benefits, risks, alternatives, possible side effects, and follow-up needs with the participant and, when required, the parent or legal guardian. Medication is not required for every participant. Recommendations are individualized, medication decisions are addressed through informed consent consistent with applicable law, and responses to medication may vary.

Helping You Take the First Step Toward Recovery

Contact Mine Healthcare Services to ask about eligibility, referral requirements, appointment availability, accepted insurance, and current service locations. Our team will explain the intake process and help determine whether MHS services may be appropriate for you or your family member.

Submitting a referral or contacting MHS does not guarantee admission. Services are subject to clinical appropriateness, informed consent, program capacity, payer authorization when applicable, and other program requirements.