In partnership with participating schools, the APEX program provides school-based mental health services to students in grades K-12. APEX staff work closely with school staff to identify the needs of students and link them with appropriate services. Some of the services provided within the school setting include assessment, diagnostic evaluation, individual, family and group therapy and case management/community support.

This school collaboration provides families with streamlined access to mental health services and serves to help improve academics, behavior, school attendance and ultimately graduation rates.

The TEAM (Together Everyone Achieves More) Clubhouse. is an exciting place for youth (ages 13-17) to learn early recovery skills, alternative decision making and coping skills in an effort to prevent the continued use of psychoactive substances. Clubhouse services include structured recreational activities, educational and employment support services, peer and family support services and relapse prevention services.

The George W. Hartmann Center is a co-ed, structured residential substance use disorder recovery program for adolescents, ages 13-17. Hartmann provides 24 hour supervised, planned living and recovery services in a therapeutic environment. We offer comprehensive assessments, individualized treatment planning, substance use recovery groups, individual/family counseling, life-skills group, recreational activities, psychiatric and nursing services, and an accredited educational curriculum.

Bright Changes Clubhouse is a community-based program that addresses the social and emotional needs of school-aged children and youth. We provide a safe environment during the after-school hours and during summer where kids can engage in exciting activities and experiences. Club Members receive case management, therapeutic services, age-appropriate life skills, homework support and exposure to different careers and hobbies.