Adult Services coordinates care for adults ages 18+ diagnosed with serious mental illness (SMI), many with co–occurring substance use disorders, and helps them maintain stability in the community, foster independence, and maximize potential. Adults may receive services if they have a diagnosable mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder of sufficient duration and have varying degrees and durations of impairment in several areas — family relationships, interpersonal relations, maintaining employment, conducting daily living chores, maintaining basic needs, and/or involvement in the criminal justice system.

Child, youth and family behavioral and physical health services provide treatment, prevention and education for children, adolescents and young adults. Case management, specialty groups, family education, individualized and family therapy services all are developed to help participants successfully function in home, school and community settings. Serious Emotional Disturbance (SED) eligibility is determined by assessing the acuity and duration of symptoms as well as degree of functional impairment(ages 6–21).