Psychiatric and Psychological Services
If you are experiencing depression or anxiety, your therapist may recommend an evaluation by one of our staff psychiatrists. One of our Psychiatrists or Licensed Nurse Practitioners may prescribe appropriate medications as part of your psychiatric treatment. We also have licensed professionals available to provide psychological evaluations, guardianship determinations and other psychological services.Substance Abuse
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center has a variety of programs designed to help you overcome your addictions and to focus on recovery so that you can reclaim your normal life.Veterans Counseling
We have qualified staff to provide Group Counseling services to Veterans. We offer counseling sessions at select outpatient clinics to assist individuals who prefer to receive treatment at a convenient location rather than traveling to distant locations for approved treatment providers.Community Support Program Services
We provide CSP, and TRP services to those with severe psychiatric disabilities. These services are designed to focus on rehabilitation and to assist individuals to build skills that will increase their functioning. These services are available to individuals 18 years of age or older who have a severe mental illness. Case Management is provided by professional staff that assist individuals in identifying and obtaining needed services and supports to enable them to live as independently as possible in their community.MCCC also offers IPS Supported Employment Services help people to join the competitive labor market. To learn more about Supported Employment, click here.
The Community Support Program (CSP) provides individualized services for adults living with serious mental illness. Guided by the principles of recovery and psychiatric rehabilitation, CSP helps individuals build skills, access support, and work toward greater independence in the environments where they live, learn, work, and socialize.
Services available through CSP may include:
Outpatient Services
Outpatient services may include assessment, treatment planning, individual and group therapy, medication management, illness education, home visits, and rehabilitation services. Groups may incorporate the evidence-based Illness Management and Recovery model. Based on each individual’s needs and goals, additional services may include Targeted Case Management or the Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program.
Case Management Services
Case managers work in partnership with individuals to identify needs, plan services, connect with community resources, and advocate for appropriate support. These services help individuals navigate behavioral health care and other service systems while working toward greater independence in their communities.
Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program (TRP)
TRP is a structured day program that helps participants develop practical skills for living, learning, working, and socializing. Through skill-building activities and supportive programming, participants are encouraged to strengthen independence, build confidence, and take active roles within their communities.
Peer Support Services
Peer Support Specialists draw upon their own lived experience with recovery to provide individual support and peer groups. They help others identify strengths, develop coping skills, explore personal goals, and find their own pathways to recovery. Peer Support Services are available to eligible adults age 18 and older.
Crossroads to Recovery
Crossroads to Recovery is a consumer-run program led by individuals living in recovery from mental illness. The program emphasizes personal growth, individual choice, responsibility, accountability, and self-help. Crossroads helps participants recognize their strengths, develop supportive connections, and build skills for greater independence. The program is located at MCCC’s outpatient clinic in Belfry.
Addictions Case Management and Peer Support
The Martin City Clinic provides Addictions Case Management and Addictions Peer Support to help individuals connect with community resources, strengthen their support systems, and work toward a healthier life in recovery.
Services available through CSP may include:
Outpatient Services
Outpatient services may include assessment, treatment planning, individual and group therapy, medication management, illness education, home visits, and rehabilitation services. Groups may incorporate the evidence-based Illness Management and Recovery model. Based on each individual’s needs and goals, additional services may include Targeted Case Management or the Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program.
Case Management Services
Case managers work in partnership with individuals to identify needs, plan services, connect with community resources, and advocate for appropriate support. These services help individuals navigate behavioral health care and other service systems while working toward greater independence in their communities.
Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program (TRP)
TRP is a structured day program that helps participants develop practical skills for living, learning, working, and socializing. Through skill-building activities and supportive programming, participants are encouraged to strengthen independence, build confidence, and take active roles within their communities.
Peer Support Services
Peer Support Specialists draw upon their own lived experience with recovery to provide individual support and peer groups. They help others identify strengths, develop coping skills, explore personal goals, and find their own pathways to recovery. Peer Support Services are available to eligible adults age 18 and older.
Crossroads to Recovery
Crossroads to Recovery is a consumer-run program led by individuals living in recovery from mental illness. The program emphasizes personal growth, individual choice, responsibility, accountability, and self-help. Crossroads helps participants recognize their strengths, develop supportive connections, and build skills for greater independence. The program is located at MCCC’s outpatient clinic in Belfry.
Addictions Case Management and Peer Support
The Martin City Clinic provides Addictions Case Management and Addictions Peer Support to help individuals connect with community resources, strengthen their support systems, and work toward a healthier life in recovery.
The Healing Program
Specialized services are available to victims of interpersonal violence and are available to family and friends of the victims. Therapists are specially trained to serve victims of child abuse, sexual assault, adult survivors of child sexual abuse, and domestic violence.Assisted Outpatient Treatment
The AOT team serves individuals who are age 18 or older with a serious mental illness or co-occurring disorder that does not currently meet criteria for invol-untary hospitalization. This pro-gram is designed to work with families and courts to allow these individuals to obtain treatment while continuing to live in the community and in their homes.Click here for the Team Kentucky AOT in Kentucky brochure.
The AOT team serves individuals who are age 18 or older with a serious mental illness or cooccurring disorder that does not currently meet criteria for invol-untary hospitalization. This program is designed to work with families and courts to allow these individuals to obtain treatment while continuing to live in the community and in their homes.
The mission of the Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) Program is to work with families and courts to allow individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) to obtain treatment while continuing to live in the community and in their homes in order to reduce the incidence and duration of psychiatric hospitalization, homelessness, incarceration, and interactions with the criminal justice system while improving the health and social outcomes of these individuals.
Eligibility Requirements:
At least 18 years of age
Must have a serious mental health illness or cooccuring disorder
Does not currently meet criteria for involuntary Hospitalization
Does not have a current violent felony charge
Unlikely to consistently participate in services on a voluntary basis
Could reasonably benefit from participation in AOT
Services Provided:
Intake Assessment
Person-Centered Planning
Case Management Services
Court Support Services
Living Skills Treatment
Individual Treatment
Psychiatric Scheduling Services
The mission of the Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) Program is to work with families and courts to allow individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) to obtain treatment while continuing to live in the community and in their homes in order to reduce the incidence and duration of psychiatric hospitalization, homelessness, incarceration, and interactions with the criminal justice system while improving the health and social outcomes of these individuals.
Eligibility Requirements:
At least 18 years of age
Must have a serious mental health illness or cooccuring disorder
Does not currently meet criteria for involuntary Hospitalization
Does not have a current violent felony charge
Unlikely to consistently participate in services on a voluntary basis
Could reasonably benefit from participation in AOT
Services Provided:
Intake Assessment
Person-Centered Planning
Case Management Services
Court Support Services
Living Skills Treatment
Individual Treatment
Psychiatric Scheduling Services