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Your Trusted Partner for Behavioral Health Solutions
Seven Counties Services has been a leader in community-based behavioral health care for over six decades, delivering transformative care that changes lives. As one of the nation's largest nonprofit providers, we serve over 100,000 individuals annually through mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and developmental disability support across five states. Our CARF-accredited organization combines evidence-based interventions with personalized care, operating 150+ facilities and school partnerships to ensure accessible treatment.With a focus on recovery, independence, and community integration, we address psychiatric emergencies 24/7 while pioneering programs like our COR-12 treatment model for opioid addiction. Our commitment to innovation, quality outcomes, and stigma reduction has made us a trusted partner in behavioral healthcare since 1957.
Services
Behavioral Health
Substance Abuse Treatment
Developmental Services
Crisis Intervention
Prevention Programs
Medication Management
Peer Support Services
Housing Assistance
Vocational Training
School-Based Therapy
Highlights and features
- 60+ years of behavioral health expertise across five states
- CARF-accredited programs for quality assurance
- 24/7 adult and child crisis lines available statewide
- Evidence-based COR-12 model for opioid addiction treatment
- Community-based services in 220+ school partnerships
Associations and certifications
- CARF
Services
Behavioral Health
Our behavioral health division offers comprehensive treatment for severe depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia through recovery-focused programs. Services include ACT teams, medication management, and criminal justice diversion in community settings. With 24/7 crisis support and housing assistance, we help adults achieve independence through personalized care plans that address employment, education, and social reintegration needs.
Substance Abuse Treatment
Specialized addiction treatment combines medication-assisted therapy with counseling and peer support through our COR-12 model. The program addresses opioid and alcohol dependencies using Hazelden-certified curricula, offering intensive outpatient sessions, relapse prevention, and family support. Residential detox services at our Centerstone facility provide structured recovery environments with continuing care options for long-term sobriety.
Developmental Services
We empower individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities through lifelong support programs. Services include day training, waiver programs, and crisis prevention to promote independent living. Our family support coordination and PASRR assessments ensure appropriate community placements with specialized services for acquired brain injuries and autism spectrum disorders across all age groups.
Crisis Intervention
24/7 crisis services provide immediate psychiatric evaluation and stabilization for adults and children. Our mobile outreach teams and hospital-based emergency units offer rapid intervention for suicidal ideation, acute psychosis, and substance overdoses. The child crisis line connects families to mobile response teams and short-term inpatient stabilization units for youth behavioral emergencies.
Prevention Programs
Regional prevention initiatives focus on substance abuse and violence prevention through community partnerships. Programs like Mental Health First Aid, Guiding Good Choices, and Staying Connected with Your Teen educate families and professionals about early intervention strategies. Our Healthy Journey for Two program supports pregnant women with prenatal substance use education and resources.
Questions
What behavioral health services do you offer?
We provide mental health treatment, substance abuse recovery, developmental disability support, 24/7 crisis intervention, and prevention programs through outpatient, residential, and school-based services.
Are your addiction treatment programs evidence-based?
Yes, our COR-12 model combines medication-assisted treatment with counseling and peer support, recognized by the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation as an effective opioid epidemic solution.
Do you serve children and families?
We offer school-based therapy, child crisis lines, and family counseling for 12,000+ children annually through 120+ Jefferson County Public School partnerships and rural outreach.
What developmental disability support options exist?
Our services include day training, waiver programs, housing support, and life skills development for individuals from birth through senior years in community settings.
How can I access emergency mental health care?
Call our 24/7 Adult Crisis Line at 502.589.4313 or Child Crisis Line at 502.589.8070 for immediate assistance with psychiatric emergencies.
Do you offer employment and housing assistance?
Yes, our Work Matters program provides job training and placement, while Housing First helps individuals with psychiatric disabilities secure safe, affordable housing.
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