Individual, group, and family counseling and education that may vary in level of intensity

Scheduled series of sessions more intensive than traditional outpatient, may include evenings and weekends

Coordinating care, connecting patients to resources, and helping them navigate services

Rapid response to acute emotional, mental health, or substance use crises — includes crisis contact centers, mobile crisis, and crisis stabilization

24/7 nonhospital-based treatment in a safe, recovery-focused setting

Prescribing buprenorphine, naltrexone, or similar medications for opioid use disorders, with counseling

Medically supervised detox from alcohol or drugs — inpatient, residential, or outpatient

24/7 hospital-based treatment with medical supervision

Intensive day programs with medical supervision, typically 5+ days per week

Structured therapeutic sessions 4+ days per week, as an alternative or step-down from inpatient

Team-based community outreach and treatment for adults with serious mental illness

Comprehensive behavioral health services working with the judicial system — includes drug courts, mental health courts, and veterans courts

Integrated, whole-person care coordinating primary care, behavioral health, and community supports for patients with chronic conditions

Co-located or collaborative behavioral health and primary care under one roof

Helping patients build life skills and independence — includes clubhouse, drop-in, and day programs

Intensive in-home services to stabilize families and prevent out-of-home placement

Structured residential programs where the community itself is part of the treatment — peer accountability, phases, and earned privileges

Community-based treatment for children and youth with emotional or behavioral issues, delivered through trained treatment foster parents

Primary behavioral health resource for higher education campus communities — counseling, prevention, education, and outreach