Outpatient mental health, substance abuse, and co-occurring programs for adults, children, adolescents and families. Case management services (home/community-based services) are also available. Case management supports treatment goals and provides linkage to community resources.

Other Departments:

Bridging the Gap/Older Adults Project
Mental wellness program to bridge the gap between older adults and their mental health needs.
• Education on Mental Health & Substance Abuse Issues
• Case Management
• Psychiatric Consultation

Adolescent Drug & Alcohol Recovery
Intensive education-based intervention directed at the evaluation, intervention and prevention of alcohol and drug use.
• Individual & Group Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Peer Pressure Communication Skills

Children First
A court-mandated program for divorcing parents with children under age 18 is provided using the Children in the Middle curriculums. Preliminary Mediation Education is also given explaining access to Sullivan County’s Family Mediators.
• Counseling Classes
• Preliminary Mediation Education

Outpatient mental health, substance abuse and co-occurring services for adults provided by licensed or licensed-eligible clinicians. Case management services (home/community-based services) are also available. Case management supports treatment goals and provides linkage to community resources:

Outpatient mental health, substance abuse, and co-occurring programs for children, adolescents, and adults. Case management services (home/community-based services) are also available. Case management supports treatment goals and provides linkage to community resources:

Outpatient mental health, substance abuse, and co-occurring programs for children, adolescents, and adults. Case management services (home/community-based services) are also available. Case management supports treatment goals and provides linkage to community resources.

Other Departments:

Bridging the Gap/Older Adults Project
Mental wellness program to bridge the gap between older adults and their mental health needs.
• Education on Mental Health & Substance Abuse Issues
• Case Management
• Psychiatric Consultation

Mother-Child Connection
Intensive Outpatient recovery oriented services for women at least 18 years old who are either pregnant, or have dependent children, and who have a substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder, including specialized treatment to deal with the unique problems women face.
• Co-Occurring Treatment
• Substance Abuse Treatment
• Individual, Family & Group Therapy
• Other Recovery Oriented Services
• Medical Evaluation Referral
• Health Education
• Relapse Education
• Follow-Up Services
• Case Management

Outpatient mental health and substance abuse services for adults, children, adolescents, and families. Case management supports treatment by helping individuals figure out what services are needed and empowering through person centered planning.

Offering Project LINK
Project LINK provides intensive outreach case management, home visitation, and support services to pregnant and parenting women who are "at risk" or are currently abusing substances.

Outpatient mental health and substance abuse programs for children, adolescents, and adults. Case management supports treatment by helping individuals figure out what services are needed, empowering through person centered planning.

Offering Project LINK
Project LINK provides intensive outreach case management, home visitation, and support services to pregnant and parenting women who are “at risk” or are currently abusing substances.

• Intensive Outpatient Recovery Oriented Services for substance Use Disorder
• Individual, Family and Group Therapy
• Medical Evaluation Referral
• Relapse Education
• Follow-up Services

Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)
The CSU is a 24/7 voluntary program providing a safe and secure environment to those in need of psychiatric stabilization. Adults ( male and female) over the age of 18 are served for 3 to 5 days and offered supportive services. Placement at CSU is voluntary and a joint decision between the person served and the mobile crisis staff completing the assessment.
Services include:
• 24 Hour Nurse and Supportive Staff
• Daily Rounding by a Physician or Nurse Practitioner
• Discharge/Case Management Services
• Co-occurring Group
• Individual Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Safety Planning

Walk-In Center
The Walk-In Center is open 24/7 and available to children and adults ages 7 and above experiencing a non-medical psychiatric or substance misuse emergency. Individuals seeking assistance will receive services which may include:
• Nursing Assessment
• Evaluation by a Qualified Mobile Crisis Professional
• Referral to 23 Hour Observation (Adults)
• Referral to Outpatient Services and Safety Planning
• Psychiatric Hospital • Crisis Stabilization Unit (Adults)
• A&D Medically Monitored Detoxification/Residential Treatment (Adults)

Magnolia Ridge Unit
48 residential treatment beds serving males over the age of 18 with addiction and co- occurring mental health needs. While most referrals are step down from the detox unit, referrals are accepted from all sources. Magnolia Ridge Unit offers a multi disciplinary approach, using evidenced based practices to move individuals toward recovery.
Services include:
• Co- Occurring Mental Health & Addiction Treatment
• Daily Nursing and Physician Availability
• Individual and Group Therapy
• Family Education
• Case Management and Aftercare Planning
* Females are served in residential treatment at Willow Ridge 900 Buffalo Street, Johnson City, Tn.

Assessment & Forensic Services - Johnson City
Assessment & Forensic Services assesses children, adolescents and adults who are self-referred, referred by treatment providers, or referred by other community agencies. Psychological assessments help identify and clarify problem areas in order to determine appropriate diagnoses and recommendations. Referrals are made by local industries, health care providers, legal services, DCS, DHS, law enforcement, emergency agencies, school systems, self referral.
• Diagnostic Evaluations
• Educational Evaluations
• Forensic Evaluations
• Personnel Evaluations
• Other Specialized Evaluations

Community Justice and Recovery Courts
Behavioral Health Liaisons & Recovery Court staff assist individuals in the legal system with mental health needs and/or substance use disorders. The program promotes diversion from jail to meaningful support services and resources in the community.
Services include:
• Communicating with Police Agencies
• Assistance at Court Hearings
• Meetings with Incarcerated Individuals
• Transitioning from Jail to Community
• Working with Families
• Referrals to Treatment
• Training to Law Enforcement Agencies

Detoxification Unit
A 16 bed medically monitored detoxification unit serves adults over the age of 18 in need of detoxification from drugs and or alcohol . 24/7 nursing and close monitoring by a physician or nurse practitioner provides safe and effective treatment. Daily groups and discharge planning are provided to move individuals toward recovery and continued treatment. Residents transition to residential services (Magnolia Ridge Unit or Willow Ridge) or intensive outpatient services. Individuals can self refer to detox and services are voluntary.
Referrals may also include:
• Walk-in Center/Mobile Crisis Staff
• Medical or Psychiatric Hospitals
• Detention Centers/Judges/Courts
• Physicians/Medical Practices
• Outpatient Services

HOPE for Tennessee
Tel: 800-332-7281
Health, Outreach, Prevention & Empowerment: Education/Prevention Services offered to individuals and groups. Information is provided on HIV, STD’s, Hepatitis, Harm Reduction, Abstinence and Condom Use. Services provided to Carter, Greene, Hancock, Hawkins, Johnson, Sullivan, Unicoi, and Washington Counties.
Prevention Services
• Education
• Free Confidential HIV Rapid Testing and Counseling
• Free Confidential HCV Rapid Testing and Counseling
• Condom Distribution

Case Management Services
• HIV Case Management
• Nutrition Assistance Services
• Transportation Assistance to Core Medical Appointments.
• Housing Assistance
• Utility Assistance

Juvenile Justice Reform
For questions or referrals, please contact our Program Coordinator at (423) 571-4949 The Juvenile Justice Reform Program (JJR) is a new program
offered by Frontier Health focused on diverting youth from juvenile court involvement, decreasing the rate of out-of-home placements or placements in state’s custody, and increasing connections youth have with their families and communities. The JJR program provides a Behavioral Health Court Liaison in each of the 11 courts with juvenile jurisdiction in the Northeast Region. Behavioral Health Court Liaisons will provide evidence based assessments and immediate access to behavioral health services. Referrals can come from various sources, including directly from the court. If a youth is assessed as being at risk for out-of-home placement, the youth and family will be able to access FIRST (Family In-Home Resiliency and Stabilization Team). Each team, consisting of a therapist and care manager, will provide intensive in-home therapy and care management utilizing Multi-Dimensional Family Therapy (MDFT).

Tennessee Crisis Services
24/7 suicide/crisis hotline and mobile crisis services are available to children and adults of all ages experiencing a psychiatric, substance abuse or co-occurring emergency. Referrals are accepted from all sources including families, friends, hospital emergency departments, primary care offices, schools, courts, or self referrals. Qualified behavioral health professionals provide an assessment and refer individuals to the most appropriate level of care, which may include:

• Outpatient Services with Comprehensive Safety Planning
• Psychiatric Hospitalization
• Crisis Stabilization Unit ( CSU)
• 23 Hour Observation
• A&D Medically Monitored Detoxification/Residential Treatment

The Victory Center helps you address your symptoms and struggles related to mental health issues and/or addiction. We teach classes in an inspiring educational environment centered on helping you broaden and strengthen the skills you need to get to where you want to be in life. At Victory Center, you will find hope and become empowered to take charge of your overall wellness.

To refer, email VCReferral@frontierhealth.org

Victory Center serves the following counties in Tennessee:

Washington
Carter
Greene
Unicoi
Johnson
Sullivan
Hawkins
Hancock

Outpatient mental health, substance abuse, and co-occurring programs for adults, children, adolescents, and families. Case management services (home/community-based services) are also available. Case management supports treatment goals and provides linkage to community resources.

Other Departments:
Mother-Child Connection
Intensive Outpatient recovery oriented services for women at least 18 years old who are either pregnant, or have dependent children, and who have a substance use disorder or co-occurring mental health and substance use disorder, including specialized treatment to deal with the unique problems women face.
• Co-occurring Treatment
• Substance Abuse Treatment
• Individual, Family & Group Therapy
• Other Recovery Oriented Services
• Medical Evaluation Referral
• Health Education
• Relapse Education
• Follow-Up Services
• Case Management

Family Links
Short-term respite program for families with children who are 2 to 15 years old and have severe emotional disturbances. Family Links serves families in the Tri-Cities area. The program is 8-12 weeks, for 2-4 hours one time per week. The program works with families to improve behavioral issues and social skills. Family Links is free of charge and anyone can make a referral. For eligibility requirements and other guidelines, call 423-232-2665 or 423-232-2719.
• Respite Care Up to 4 Hours One Time Per Week

Regional Intervention Program (RIP)
RIP is a free, internationally recognized parent-implemented program that helps parents work with their own children with behavior problems. Experienced RIP parents provide training to newly enrolled families. Children must be enrolled before their 6th birthday.
• Professional Resource Staff
• Behavior Management Training
• Classroom Programs
• Social Skills Training
• Preschool Intervention
• Follow-Up Services

Student Assistance Program
Clinical services for at-risk students with academic, social, and/or behavioral problems. Helps schools maintain safe, disciplined learning environments. Consultation for teachers and collaboration with counselors is provided.
• Group & Individual Counseling
• Crisis Intervention
• Parent Education & Counseling
• Violence Prevention Curriculum
• Referrals
• Assessment, Intervention for Alcohol or Tobacco Offenses
• Life Skills Training

Mental Health Awareness Training
Contact: 423-895-4436

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental illnesses and substance use disorders. The training gives you the skills you need to reach out and provide initial help and support to someone who may be developing a mental health or substance use problem or experiencing a crisis. Frontier Health provides both the adult and youth version and encourages the faith-based communities to access this training through a SAMSHA funded program. Additional trainings on specific topics such as Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES), suicide prevention, parenting, and other behavioral health and substance use issues can be provided on request.

Outpatient mental health and Substance Abuse programs for adults, children, adolescents. Case management supports treat-ment by helping individuals figure out what services are needed, empowering through person centered planning.