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Children
& Youth Services | Medication Services
| Community
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
Comprehensive
Psychiatric Services | Special Services | Community Support
Services
Healthcare Home
Services | Substance
Use Services | Title VI
Compliance | Additional
Resources
Children
& Youth Services
 Our
treatment team consists of the psychiatrist or
advanced practice nurse, community support
specialists, nurse care managers, and
therapists when needed. Services may be
coordinated through a community support
specialist assigned to work with the youth and
family. The community support specialist meets
often with the child and the family to assist
them and provide support so the young person
can function well at home.
Community support specialists
work with the family to develop and implement
a treatment plan. They also link families to
other services available in the community,
such as: respite care, treatment family home,
residential treatment.
 Evaluation
- A mental health professional conducts an
assessment to determine service needs for
children ages 5-17 years of age. From this
evaluation, referrals may be made for
services, such as: community support,
medications, therapy, admission to inpatient
facility, other community services.
Counseling/Therapy -
Counseling may be provided by a therapist to
help a child reduce behavioral symptoms and
maximize strengths. Individual therapy
involves the counselor meeting with the
child/youth alone to reduce behavior problems
and set goals for the young person. Family
therapy involves the whole family.
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Medication
Services
The psychiatrist or advanced
practice nurse may prescribe and monitor
medications to reduce symptoms and improve
functioning of children and adults.
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Community
Psychiatric Rehabilitation
 Our rehabilitation
team of psychiatrists, advanced practice
nurse, therapists, nurse care managers, and
community support specialists helps clients
live in the community by enhancing skills in
four areas:
- Living
- Learning
- Working
- Socializing
The team works with clients to
prepare individual treatment plans directed to
specific needs. Clients are encouraged and
supported in their development of skills for
successful living.
Community Support Services: A
community support specialist is assigned to
work with clients to provide assistance and
support in all areas of personal development.
Individual Counseling: Clients
may be referred to a therapist to discuss
personal issues for growth and better
function.
Evaluation: Our therapists
conduct psychosocial evaluations to determine
the service needs of adults.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Group (PSR Clubhouse): The PSR Group provides
supportive services in a variety of areas.
Activities include practicing independent
living skills, pre-vocational training, and
recreation. The PSR clubhouse is located at
343-344 Main Street in Laredo, Missouri; phone
660-286-2435.
Support Groups: Groups meet
with a facilitator to share important
experiences, provide support, and encourage
personal growth. Topics include: anger
management, stress management, depression,
assertiveness, self-esteem, schizophrenia
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Comprehensive
Psychiatric Services
Psychiatric Evaluation - The
doctor or advanced practice nurse assesses
relevant psychiatric issues and formulates a
plan of care and treatment.
Psychotherapy - Our qualified
therapists help people address emotional and
mental health issues.
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Special
Services
 Marriage
Counseling - Offers support and
education to improve family life.
Women's Group -
Addresses therapeutic issues to facilitate
personal growth.
Anger Management Group
- Facilitates learning how to express and
channel anger positively.
Speaker's Bureau -
Provides programs on special topics as
requested.
Parenting Classes -
These 6-week courses focus on parenting
skills, with topics from birth to adulthood.
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Community
Support Services
How can a Community Support
Specialist help?
- Provides emotional support
- Gives you an outlet to vent
- Is an objective, confidential
listening ear
- Guides you to face life challenges
- Helps you improve relationships
- Teaches you skills (such as
budgeting or parenting)
- Helps you navigate "the system"
- Advocates for you
- Links you to community resources
- Helps you stay on track with
changes you wish to make
- Able to see you more often than a
therapist or doctor
- Coordinates care between your
family doctor and our doctor
- Becomes your partner in
recovery
- Monitors key indicators for your
improved physical health
Children and Youth
Community Support Services...
- For ages 5-17
- Addresses behavioral challenges
- Works with educators and other
helpful services to meet your needs
- Helps you find a psychiatrist or
counselor
Director: 660-359-4487
Adult Community Support
Services...
- Ages 18 and up
- Provides Monday through Friday day
program group for psychosocial
rehabilitation
- Empowers you to take charge of your
life and health
Trenton Team Leader:
660-359-4487
Chillicothe Team Leader: 660-646-6872
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Healthcare
Home Services
Healthcare Home is not a place
of residence but a program through which
individuals receive higher quality of care and
achieve healthier outcomes. The number one
goal of Healthcare Home is to help people lead
healthier lives, which will greatly reduce the
negative impact of living with long-term
mental illnesses, substance abuse, and medical
conditions. A nurse care manager is available
to:
- Help the individual identify and
achieve health care and wellness goals
- Assist in helping manage health
conditions
- Help access a family doctor and
other medical care providers
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Substance
Use Services
Integrated Treatment for
Co-Occurring Disorders (ITCD) provides
services for individuals with both a mental
health and substance use diagnosis. Groups,
education, and individual treatment are
available to qualifying individuals to aid in
recovery.
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Individual
Placement and Support Employment Services
Employment
specialists help program participants find
jobs in the open labor market.
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Title VI
Compliance
North Central Missouri Mental
Health Center is committed to ensuring that no
person, on the basis of race, color, or
national origin, be excluded from
participation in, denied the benefits of, or
be subjected to discrimination under any
program or activity receiving federal
financial assistance, as provided by Title VI
of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended.
If you feel you have been discriminated
against in the provision of transportation
services, please provide the following
information to us to assist us in processing
your complaint. Should you
require any assistance in completing this form
or need information in alternate formats,
including language translation, please let us
know.
You may download the North
Central Missouri Mental Health Center Title VI
Complaint Form here or request a copy
by writing to North Central Missouri Mental
Health Center, PO Box 30, Trenton MO 64683.
Information on how to file a Title VI
complaint may also be obtained by calling
North Central Missouri Mental Health Center at
660-359-4487.
You may file a signed, dated
complaint no more than 180 days from the date
of the alleged incident. The complaint
should include:
- Your name, address and telephone
number.
- Specific, detailed information
(how, why and when) about the alleged act of
discrimination.
- Any other relevant information,
including the names of any persons, if
known, the agency should contact for clarity
of the allegation.
Please submit your
complaint form to:
Administrator
North Central Missouri Mental Health Center
1601 E 28th Street
PO Box 30
Trenton MO 64683
For additional information
regarding North Central Missouri Mental Health
Center's non-discrimination policy, you may
call 660-359-4487 or write to North Central
Missouri Mental Health Center, PO Box 30,
Trenton, MO 64683.
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Additional Resources
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