1. Region IV Behavioral Health Adult and Children

2. Population: 430,000 Employees: approx. 460 How many people do we serve? In October in SR alone: Processed 2900 Served 5200 Region IV serves the citizens of four counties: Ada, Boise, Elmore & Valley

3. Mental Health To provide Mental Health Services to the Chronic and Persistently Mentally Ill and to provide Crisis Mental Health Services to the Community Program Manager Gina Westcott 334-0800/334-0808 Location 1720 Westgate, Ste. A1 Boise, ID 83704

4. Priority Services Priority 1 Crisis and Crisis Services Priority 2 66-329/18-212 Committed Individuals Priority 3 19-2524 Court Ordered Evaluations Priority 4 Mental Health Court Priority 5 Voluntary Clinic Services/ACT

5. Adult Mental Health Target Population Axis I Diagnosis: Schizophrenia, Schizoaffective Disorder, Bipolar Disorder, Major Depression, Psychotic Disorder, NOS History of Psychiatric Hospitalizations Functional Limitations Inability to Access Services in the Community OR Psychiatric Crisis for Crisis Response

6. Core Adult Mental Health Services Screening/Assessment/Referral 24 Hour Crisis Response Clinic Psychiatric Services Medication Management/PAP Services Community Based Rehabilitation-ACT Team Case Management-ACT Team Designated Exam and Disposition 18-211/18-212

7. Adult Mental Health Service Teams Mobile Crisis Unit Assertive Community Treatment Clinic/Treatment Team Forensic ACT Team-Mental Health Court

8. Mobile Crisis Team Information and Referral Screening and Assessment 24 Hour Holds Designated Examination 18-211/18-212 Court Evaluations Jail Liaison Activities Community Education

9. Assertive Community Treatment Team Case Management Services Rehabilitation Services Medication Management Housing and Vocational Services Mental Health Court Treatment

10. Clinic Psychiatric Services Adult and Children Psychiatric Consultation Medication Management Indigent Medication Assistance Social Work Assistance Linkage and Referral

11. Children’s Mental Health Chief: Mechelle Wilson Screening and Assessment for Seriously Emotionally Disturbed Children Identify the unmet needs of SED youth who are involved with the Juvenile Court System Court Evaluations

12. Priority Services Priority 1 Crisis and Crisis Services Priority 2 20-511(a) Court Ordered Evaluations Priority 3 Voluntary Clinic Services

13. Children’s Mental Health Eligibility  The child must have an Axis I Diagnosis  A moderate impairment in moods emotions, self harm or thinking is required  Substance Abuse or Developmental Disorders alone are not eligible  Children must meet criteria for ongoing services thru CMH

14. Children’s Core Services Crisis response and stabilization Assessment Day treatment Case management Outpatient therapies and services Respite care Therapeutic foster care Residential treatment Acute psychiatric hospitalization

15. Adult and Children’s Mental Health To Access Services Contact the Mobile Crisis Unit at 334-0800

16. What do we have to offer? Trained Mental Health Professionals Crisis Management and Triage Relationships with First Responders Psychiatric Clinic and Medication Management Relationships with Psychiatric Hospitals

17. Mental Health Program