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ARE YOU IN CRISIS?

The Treatment & Recovery Center (TRC) of Douglas County allows 24/7 access to behavioral health and substance use services.

A crisis is when your mental health or substance use affects your daily life and you are no longer able to handle the situation on your own. This will look different for each person.

Recovery will also look different for all individuals.  Each treatment plan is personalized and based on your needs.

NEED HELP?

The TRC is open 24/7, 365 days a year. No appointments necessary.

 

You can always call HeadQuarters at 785-841-2345 or 988 to talk to a crisis counselor.

What are the signs & symptoms that someone is in crisis?

  • Anxiety or panic attacks

  • Depression

  • Thoughts of suicide or self-harm

  • Hearing voices or feeling paranoid

  • Thoughts of hurting others

  • Substance intoxication or withdrawal

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The sign to the Treatment & Recovery Center of Douglas County.

TREATMENTS

Evidence Based Treatments and Programs

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URGENT CARE UNIT

The Urgent Care Unit is the front door entrance of the TRC. Community members will have immediate access to crisis assessment and treatment. Mental health professionals will work with you to get a treatment plan in place. These plans may include crisis Observation and Stabilization programs or being connected with other community resources.

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OBSERVATION

Our Observation Unit serves adults, 18 and over. This unit will assess, treat, and stabilize most crises in a short amount of time to get you back to your everyday life with family, friends, and work. This might entail outpatient therapy services, and/or medication management in a safe, therapeutic environment.

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STABILIZATION

The Stabilization Unit provides for longer periods of stay for those experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis. It’s a safe, structured place for care coordination, treatment, and support. This is a less restrictive care setting compared to inpatient hospitalization. 

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Your illness is not your identity.
Your chemistry is not your character.
- Rick Warren

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