Mental Health Services administers and supports a diverse array of services and supports for individuals of all ages living with mental illness, co-occurring disorders, or serious emotional disturbances. We are responsible for community-based programs and community support services including housing, crisis services, su***de prevention, and peer-to-peer recovery services. We promote resiliency, re
covery, and independence in Tennesseans and families served through these key values:
• Encouraging co-occurring competent and co-occurring friendly programs
• Supporting culturally responsive and linguistically competent services
• Upholding System of Care core values and principles
• Preventing and mitigating the impact of adverse childhood experiences
• Promoting trauma informed approaches
• Prioritizing evidence-based and/or evidence-informed services
Services:
1. Individual therapy, which involves working one-on-one with a psychotherapist.
2. Couples therapy, which involves working with a therapist as a couple to improve how you function in your relationship.
3. Family therapy, which centers on improving the dynamic within families and can include multiple individuals within a family unit.
4. Group therapy, which involves a small group of individuals who share a common goal. (This approach allows members of the group to offer and receive support from others, as well as practice new behaviors within a supportive and receptive group.)
