Thursday, January 3, 2013

Intercept - CCFT



Intercept (CCFT): (615) 250-7200


·         Part of Youth Villages

·         In-home services program, provides treatment to troubled children and families in their own homes

·         Children of any age who have serious emotional and behavioral problems

·         Specializing in diverting youth from out-of-home placements, and in successfully reuniting children with their families in the community

·         Diversion services generally last four to six months

·         Reunification services generally last six to nine months

·         All treatment is family-centered and includes strength-based interventions

·         family therapy, mental health treatment for caregivers, parenting skills education, educational interventions, development of positive peer groups, extensive help for families and children in accessing community resources and long-term, ongoing support

·         Location: 3310 Perimeter Hill Drive, Nashville, TN, 37211 Preferred Options (CCFT)

TriStar Skyline Medical Center


TriStar Skyline Medical Center: (615) 769-2000


·         http://tristarskyline.com/

·         TriStar Skyline Madison Campus: Behavioral health services, including alcohol/chemical dependency

·         (877) 342-1450

·         specialized adolescent IOP

Lloyd C. Elam Mental Health Center


Lloyd C Elam Mental Health Center – Outpatient Counseling: (615) 326-6609, (615) 327-6255


·         Outpatient counseling

·         Substance abuse treatment center

·         Address: 1005 Dr. David B Todd Jr. Boulevard, Nashville, TN 37208

·         services available for people with limited English proficiency

Bradford Health Services (IOP): 1-888-577-0012 (24/7)

·         Locations:

·         1410 Donelson Pike, Suite A7, Nashville, TN, 37217

·         (615) 291-2956

·         (800) 677-8209

·         Rehabilitation center for alcohol/drug abuse and addiction

·         “Alcohol/chemical dependency for both adults and adolescents”

·         12-step

·         inpatient, partial, and outpatient services available

·         “Team” approach to treatment

·         family programs, emphasis on continuing care

·         intervention services

·         emergency consultation

Vanderbilt Psychiatric Outpatient Clinics


Vanderbilt Department of Psychiatry Outpatient Clinics: (615) 322-2028


·         The Vanderbilt Adult Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic and the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Outpatient Clinic provide outpatient treatment for psychosomatic difficulties, alcohol and substance abuse, post traumatic stress disorder and other anxiety disorders, affective disorders, psychotic disorders, disruptive behavior disorders, and more.

·         serves all ages; eligibility may vary based on program

·         interpreter services available on request

Mental Health Cooperative

Mental Health Cooperative:  1 (866) 816-0433

·         Child & Teen Services:

·         Child & Family case manager: school consultation/school-based case management, transportation assistance, juvenile court assistance, eligibility benefits and financial supports, behavior management assistance, alcohol and drug treatment as needed

·         Child & Youth Continuous Treatment Team: intensive case management (more face-to-face visits per month) applicable if

·         sudden increase of symptoms

·         multiple incidents of physical aggression

·         child has psychiatric admissions/multiple crises

·         child is at risk for out-of-home placement

·         Child & Family Therapist

·         individual & family counseling

·         Child Psychiatrist/Family Advanced Practice Nurse

·         Assessments and referrals

·         Crisis Care: (if emergency, call 615-726-0125)

·         24-hr Crisis Team/24-hr Crisis Walk-In Center

·         Urgent Care Psychiatric Team

·         Psychiatric evaluation, medication management, and follow-up

·         Crisis Resolution Center (staffed by RN or LPN)

·         Treatment monitoring for up to 12 hours for individuals who may otherwise go to the hospital

·         Safe, supportive environment

·         Intensive Intervention Team

·         Crisis resolution and treatment monitoring for up to 72 hours

·         See psychiatrist within 24 hours and daily while in treatment

·         Focus on medication monitoring and management, group therapies, and prevention plans

·         Transitional Services: more info/referral (615) 743-1555

·         Youth transitioning into young adulthood

·         ages 16-21 years

·         Future educational goals, living skills, financial/legal/housing needs, recovery model, psychiatric medication management, physical health, counseling/therapy

·         Diversion Services

·         Early intervention to reduce hospital admissions and take burden off of psychiatric hospitals, emergency rooms, and jails

·         Treatment and monitoring: 12-72 hours

·         Crisis Stabilization Unit

·         15-bed secure facility in East Nashville

·         Voluntary stay up to 72 hrs

·         Assessment, medication, counseling, group therapy

·         Transportation available

·         Intensive Intervention Center

·         8-bed secure facility for men and women with 24/7 staff assistance

·         Crisis resolution and treatment monitoring for up to 72 hours

·         Path

·         Flexible, community-based services for homeless/those at imminent risk of becoming homeless

·         Team of outreach workers, case managers, and providers

·         Offsite services through mobile clinic and offices at local missions/shelters

·         Partners with law enforcement

·         Comprehensive services (rep payee, transportation, pharmacy)

·         Support Services

·         Rep Payee system

·         Independent Living Support

·         DHS worker full-time

·         TennCare Eligibility work full-time

·         Housing Developer

·         Residential Services

·         Criminal Justice Liaison

·         Team Approach (ACT Principles)

·         NPS Pharmacy: (615) 743-1617

Domestic Violence Intervention Center (DVIC)


Domestic Violence Intervention Center (DVIC):  (615) 255-0711


·         1608 Woodmont Blvd., Nashville, TN  37215

·         404 James Robertson Parkway, Nashville, TN  37219

Youth for Christ


Youth for Christ: (615) 430-9583


·         Statement of Faith

·         Five Essentials: Widespread Prayer, Loving Relationships, Faithful Bible Teaching, Collaborative Community Strategy, Adults Who Empower

·         3Story Life: “A way of life that guides followers of Christ to BE good news while telling stories of THE Good News.”

·         YFC Ministries (Programs):

·         Campus Life

·         Middle School & High School students

·         Teen Moms/Parents

·         Connects trained adults with teen moms in programs designed to help them make god choices and establish a solid foundation in their lives and the lives of their babies

·         City Life

·         Partners with local churches

·         Juvenile Justice Ministries

·         Partners with youth-serving institutions

·         detention centers, probation correctional facilities, treatment centers, emergency shelters