Columbia County Mental Health Center

Columbia County Mental Health Center Columbia County Mental Health Center is dedicated to serving the residents of our county struggling with a variety of mental health disorders.

The Columbia County Department of Human Services is pleased to offer you this website as we expand our efforts to assist residents in obtaining the support they need. The Department of Human Services is a branch of Columbia County government which plans, develops and monitors services for Columbia County residents who experience mental illness, addictions or developmental-cognitive disabilities. Our charge is to continually determine what is needed to enhance the quality of life for those adults and children experiencing these disorders and then meet any un-met needs identified to ensure that appropriate recovery opportunities are accessible and affordable to everyone. The Department of Human Services is proud of our community’s network of public and private not-for-profit treatment providers serving our vulnerable friends, neighbors and relatives. The Department of Human Services’ mission is to develop and maintain a coordinated integrated continuum of services which permits all individuals to reach their personal potential and live their lives with dignity and independence. It is our belief that recovery is obtainable, treatment is effective and that the role of government is to see that high quality services are accessible and affordable to the maximum extent possible. We value the principles of community inclusion with respect to housing, employment, socialization and health care for individuals with disabilities. We continually strive to combat stigma related to disabilities and promote a message of hope to anyone who may be experiencing despair and isolation. While the Department of Human Services monitors a wide array of services, we also directly operate an outpatient Mental Health Clinic for adults and children, as well as a Case Management Program for adults and children. We are here to serve you in any way we can. We welcome your comments and feedback. Please contact us if we may be of assistance.

03/03/2026
03/03/2026

Spot the signs, save a life. Learn the warning signs of su***de and share this graphic to help others recognize them.

If you see these signs in someone, urge them to contact a mental health professional or the 988 Lifeline at 988Lifeline.org

03/03/2026

When is it okay to contact the ?

Anytime you’re struggling and don’t want to face it alone.

Reach out if things feel overwhelming, hopeless, or hard to manage—or if you’re having thoughts of self-harm, or simply need someone to listen.

Call, text, or chat 988.

03/03/2026

The Columbia County Mental Health Center is pleased to offer a free Community Overdose Response and Narcan Training for the general public and service providers. This training is designed to support overdose prevention efforts across Columbia County and equip attendees with practical, life-saving skills.

Training Dates & Times:
• Tuesday, March 25 | 5:30–6:30 PM
• Wednesday, March 26 | 1:00–2:00 PM

Location:
Second Floor Conference Room
325 Columbia Street
Hudson, NY 12534

Please RSVP using the QR code in the attached flyer to reserve your spot.

03/03/2026

Join NNCC and the North Chatham Free Library at the Trolley Station on March 10th.

01/26/2026

⚠️TRANSPORTATION ALERT⚠️ — **UPDATED**
Service for both Sunday, January 25 and Monday January 26, 2026 has been suspended due to the snow storm. This cancellation is for all routes for these two days. Normal service will resume on Tuesday, January 27, 2026.

01/26/2026

Mental Health Matters in the Workplace
https://thebestbrainpossible.com/mental-health-workplace-wellness/

You don’t get to leave mental health issues at home when you go to work. 🧠💼

Stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, grief, and trauma don’t clock out when you clock in. They show up throughout your work day in focus, communication, energy, decision-making, and relationships.

The good news is that a mental health-friendly workplace benefits both employees and the bottom line. When people feel supported, they work better, stay longer, and thrive more.

In this blog, I share why workplace mental health matters and simple ways to build a healthier work culture for everyone.

01/26/2026

The CCPR Hopeline provides free, confidential support and local resource referrals when you need someone to talk to.

01/26/2026

This FREE, drop-in group offers support and practical tools for anyone helping a person who uses substances.

📣 Location change for our Feb. 5 meeting of Invitation to Change.

➡️ We’ll meet at The Spark of Hudson (5th & Union) instead of the Clubhouse.

🕕 Thursdays | 6:00–7:30 PM
💻 In person in Hudson & on Zoom

All are welcome.

Address

325 Columbia Street
Hudson, NY
12534

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 7:15pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15188289446

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