Provides outpatient and intensive outpatient mental health services.Mental HealthcareMore information: Includes a range of services at differing levels of care Operates the Hispanic Clinic that offers bilingual psychotherapy and medication managementAssertive Community Treatment is available for adults unable to participate in clinic settings

Assists residents of Rockville who are going through financial difficulties and are in need of support. Youth and Family Services More information: Emergency financial assistance is available for evictions, utility shut-off, and prescriptions Offers parenting education, youth mentoring, and short-term counselingProvides case management for Maryvale Elementary School students and their families Screening and referrals for substance abuse services available Targets certain programs and services for Hispanic/ Latino residents

Provides Hispanic adults with mental health services, including psychotherapy, psychiatric evaluation, case management, and medication management.Mental HealthcareMore information: Offer services and referrals for issues related to substance use and domestic violence A bilingual therapist is available

Helps youth with academic achievement, career development, and avoiding at-risk behaviors.Youth DevelopmentMore information: Offers counseling, case management, summer programs, and a Spanish literacy program Accepts donations of clothing, office equipment, toys, and games

Helps individuals who struggle with drug or alcohol addiction through counseling, education, and treatment in both English and Spanish. Substance Use Disorder Services

Provides crisis intervention, referrals, and safety planning to victims of domestic violence.Domestic Violence HotlinesMore information: Available by phone, text, and chat DeafHotline provides advocates via video phone and instant messenger 9AM to 5PM PST

Provides crisis and mental health services for individuals who have experienced sexual assault or rape.Crisis Center More information: Includes 24-hour hotlines and text lines, counseling, psychiatric services, advocacy, and education Offers services for incarcerated women, youth in foster care, and the Latino/ Hispanic community School-based mental health services available in several counties

Operates a confidential hotline for victims of domestic violence. Domestic Violence HotlinesMore information: Counselors screen, assess, and provides referrals to callers Provides referrals to shelter placement, service coordination, counseling, and legal help

Provides mental health services to children, teens, and families who are at risk or have experienced trauma.Mental Health Evaluation and TreatmentMore information: Includes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), and Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT)- Provides specialized programs for families affected by intergenerational trauma, military deployment, and developmental disabilities Offers education, training, and technical assistance

Offers counseling services and outpatient diagnostic and therapeutic services for adults experiencing alcohol and/or chemical dependence. Substance Use Disorder TreatmentMore information:Includes professional evaluation, assessment, and aftercare services Provides alcohol and drug evaluation and education for individuals involved in DUI/DWI casesOffers anger managment and mental health treatment and evaluation Offers sex offender evaluation and counseling

Helps youth with academic achievement, career development, and avoiding at-risk behaviors.Youth DevelopmentMore information: Offers counseling, case management, summer programs, and a Spanish literacy program Accepts donations of clothing, office equipment, toys, and games

Provides in-home counseling, support, and consultation services for Spanish-speaking older adults.Mental Health Counseling More information: Educates participants and caregivers Offers community outreach and drop-in support groups Evaluates clients for medications, provides follow-up with a nurse practitioner, and shares recommendations with participants' primary care physicians