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What is Crossroads?
Crossroads is a non-profit community behavioral health care organization that has been serving the people of Lake County since 1971. From our headquarters in Mentor, and satellite sites in Painesville, Perry and Concord, Crossroads serves more than 19,000 children and families each year.
We offer a broad range of mental health and substance-abuse services for children and their families. Our staff of social workers, counselors, educators and psychiatrists offers individual treatment plans, education, and outreach programs in the schools and community. We work with children and families from pregnancy through adolescence.
Clients come first at Crossroads. We stress prevention, early intervention, and a team approach in targeting the root causes of health problems.
How we can help:
Our trained professionals can provide clinic-based, home-based, and school-based services to help with the following issues:
· Infant mental health
· Sexual offending
· Alcohol and drug abuse
· Attention-Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorders
· Behavior disorders
· Attachment and bonding issues
· Depression and suicide prevention
· Bullying and peer violence
· Adjusting to life changes
· Parenting
· Childhood Trauma
· Educating severely emotionally disturbed children
· Anger management
· Family violence
· Teen pregnancy
· Sexual, physical, or emotional abuse or neglect
· Juvenile delinquency
· Mental health crisis support
Our staff can provide the following services:
· Behavioral Health Assessments
· Assessments of Chemical Dependency, Violence, Risk, Attention Deficit, Hyperactivity, etc.
· Alcohol and Drug Addiction Outpatient Treatment
· Pharmacological Management
· Education Combined with Therapy–Partial Hospitalization
· Psychotherapy
· Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment
· Individualized Wraparound Services
· Therapeutic Foster Care and Respite
· Mental Health Prevention Programs
· Early Childhood Programs/Early Head Start
· Alcohol and Drug Prevention Programs
Programs:
The lineup of programs available to Crossroads clients is constantly evolving as new problems emerge and we find more effective ways to deal with them. Our current offerings include:
· Choices
· Group Counseling in Schools
· Waging Peace
· Life Skills Training
· Family Connections
· Peer Prevention
· Love and Logic Parenting Group
· Stand Anti-Tobacco Advocacy Team
· Incredible Years Parenting Group
· Leadership Camps
· Dinosaur School
· Lake-Geauga-Ashtabula TobaccoPrevention Coalition
· Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder Program
· Underage Drinking Initiatives
· Social Skills Program
· Community Alliance of Law Enforcement and Mental Health Services (CALMHS)
· Transition Program
· Alcohol and Drug Addiction Therapy
· Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention
· Juveniles at Risk for Recidivism
· Childhood/Underage Drinking Prevention
· Parent Time Out Respite Program
· Therapeutic Interagency Pre-School (TIP)
· Olweus Bullying Prevention
· Behavioral Solutions for Young Children
· Child Assault Prevention
· Parent Guidance Program
· Extra Steps Program
· Truancy Mediation
· Conflict Mediation Training
· Safe Family Access Program
What we believe:
Crossroads believes in making behavioral health care services accessible to children and their families. Parents and caregivers must be involved in the treatment of their children for it to be successful. We strive to make all of our programs client-centered, high-quality, effective, efficient and based on positive outcomes.
What does it cost?
All services are provided on a sliding fee scale and no client will be refused treatment because of inability to pay. Health insurance may cover some services, and income eligibility applies to certain programs. Medicaid will cover most services for families that are eligible.
How are we funded?
Services at Crossroads are made possible in large part through funding provided by the Lake County ADAMHS (Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services) Board. Established by the State of Ohio, the ADAMHS Board is responsible for planning, funding, and evaluating Lake County’s mental health and recovery services. More information on the services provided through the ADAMHS Board and its network of local providers is available on-line at www.HelpThatWorks.us. Specific programs may be funded by local, state or federal grants, service contracts, or other sources.
How to Get Help:
Getting help is as easy as calling Crossroads at (440) 255-1700.
Hours: 9 am - 9 pm Mon - Thurs;
9 am - 5 pm Fri;
Sat - appointment only
Emergency mental health services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by calling the Lake County Crisis Hotline: (440) 953-8255
