Outpatient Services

Individual therapy:

• What it is: Talk therapy and/or behavior therapy to address issues such as depression, anxiety, life stress, grief, marital strain, and more.
• Who it is for: Adults and children with TennCare, BHSN, or private insurance. Can also self-pay. 

Family therapy:

• What it is: Talk therapy and/or behavior therapy to address children and their family’s behavioral and communication issues.
• Who it is for: Adults and children with TennCare, BHSN, or private insurance. Can also self-pay. 

Alcohol and Drug Evaluations:

• What it is: Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory (SASSI) done by a therapist.
• Who it is for: Adults or adolescents who must pay (or have an agency pay) $100 for the assessment (this service is not covered by insurance). 

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT):

• What it is: Substance Abuse treatment using Buprenorphine to assist individuals in discontinuing their use of opiates which may include fentanyl, heroin, or prescription opiates.
• Who it is for: Adults who are dependent on opioids. 

Medication Management:

• What it is: Psychiatric evaluation and ongoing appointments as indicated with a Doctor or Nurse Practitioner to receive prescriptions for symptom relief from psychosis, depression, anxiety, etc. *PCS does not prescribe Benzodiazepines.
• Who it is for: Adults and children with TennCare, BHSN, or private insurance. 

TN Health Link (THL- formerly Case Management):

• What it is: Supportive services to monitor and coordinate mental and physical health needs and compliance; goal is to empower clients to live successfully in community with natural supports.
• Who it is for: Adults and children with TennCare. Can receive care coordination with BHSN. 

Intensive Continuous Treatment Team (CTT):

• What it is: Intensive case management service offered weekly (or more as needed) in the community. Focus is on the individual.
• Who it is for: High need adults and children with TennCare. 

Comprehensive Child & Family Therapy (CCFT):

• What it is: Intensive case management service offered three times/week (or more as needed) in the home. Focus is on the family.
• Who it is for: Children with TennCare who are at risk of placement in hospitals, residential treatment centers or other out-of-home placements. Also appropriate for youth returning from out-of-home placement. 

24-Hour Crisis Services:

• What it is: Crisis screening services to address suicidal ideations/attempts, homicidal ideations/attempts, or severe psychosis to the point of endangerment.
• Who it is for: Adults only in Tipton, Lauderdale and Fayette Counties.
• 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. (1-800-353-9918). 

Supervised Residential Group Home:

• What it is: Living facility for those with a mental health disorder who are transitioning to independent living.
• Who it is for: Adults with TennCare who receive some type of income. 

Independent Living Facility:

• What it is: Independent houses for those who have a mental health diagnosis and otherwise would be homeless.
• Who it is for: Adults with TennCare who receive some type of income. 

Peer Support:

• What it is: Recovery-based services to supplement existing mental health services, led by mental health consumers in Fayette and Lauderdale Counties.
• Who it is for: Adults who have a mental health diagnosis. 

Illness Management and Recovery Groups (IMR):

• What it is: Weekly groups for those with a mental health diagnosis led by a Case Manager, Peer Support Specialist, or Therapist. Topics include recovery strategies, reducing relapse, coping with stress, facts about mental illness, etc.
• Who it is for: Adults who have a mental health diagnosis and have TennCare or BHSN. 

System of Care Across Tennessee (SOCAT):

• What it is: High-fidelity wraparound designed to work with formal and informal supports to keep children at home.
• Who it is for: High-risk children 0-21 years old and their families. 

Criminal Justice Liaison (CJL):

• What it is: State-funded community project to decriminalize mental illness, co-occurring disorders and substance abuse disorders and reduce recidivism. Fayette, Lauderdale, Tipton and Dyer Counties.
• Who it is for: Adults who are incarcerated or at risk of incarceration and have a mental illness, substance abuse disorder, or both. 

School-Based Behavioral Health Liaison (SBBHL):

• What it is: Masters-level clinician assisting school(s) in implementing trauma-informed practices.
• Who it is for: Identified schools. The SBBHL provides trainings, support and consultation for teachers and administration; and therapy services for students with social emotional disturbance or who are at risk of developing mental health or substance use disorders.