Mental Health Services: Southeast Human Service Center
Acute Outpatient Mental Health Services
- Clinical Assessment
- Mental health services - behavioral/emotional
- Direct therapy/counseling to individuals, couples, and families
- Outreach counseling services to six-county region
- Sexual Abuse Treatment Program
Mental Health Extended Care and Treatment Services
- Advocacy
- Case management
- Community integration/training
- Consultation
- Medication supervision
- Outreach in six-county region
- Pre-vocational work adjustment
- Seriously mentally ill – community services
- Seriously mentally ill – developmentally disabled (This program serves individuals diagnosed with both developmental disabilities and mental illness. Services include day treatment, skill building and pre-vocational work adjustment, and consultation.)
- Seriously mentally ill – homeless case management
- Skills building groups
- Supportive therapy
Partnerships Program for children's Mental Health
- Available to children who have a serious emotional disorder
- Designed to coordinate and provide individualized services for eligible children and their families
- Builds parent-professional partnerships to enhance networking and the linkage of services for families and to reduce out-of-home placements
Service options
- Case aide and care coordinators
- Flexible funding
- Intensive case management services
- Outreach in the six-county region
- Parent aide
- Safe beds
Partnerships Program Coordinator contacts by region
Psychiatric/Psychological Services
- Psychiatric Services:
- Care coordination for clients and providers
- Consultation and education provided on a center-wide and community basis
- Medication management
- Nursing assessment
- Nursing support/case management
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Psychiatric medication review
- Psychological Services:
- Behavioral assessments
- Behavior programs for people with developmental disabilities and for agencies serving this population
- Consultation
- Psychological testing and evaluation
- Psychotherapy
Note: SEHSC is an approved site for psychiatric residents for UND School of Medicine
Admissions/Crisis Response
This admissions unit provides crisis and emergency services including:
- Admission and triage
- Prescreening for voluntary and involuntary admission to North Dakota State Hospital
- Emergency services
- Consultation and referral
For Mental Health Crisis Needs
- During business hours (Mon. – Fri., 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.), clients in crisis may be seen on a walk-in basis or they may call (701) 298-4500
- After business hours, clients may call FirstLink at (701) 235-3620
Off Main
- A scattered-site residential program (group or supervised setting) that serves people dealing with both mental illness and addiction
- Provides rent subsidization
- Offers case management, medication monitoring, addiction counseling, and group and individual therapy to adults
Supportive Apartment Program For Transitional Needs
- Offers rent assistance for apartments with support, training and counseling to assist human service center clients who are transitioning from a group or supervised setting to independent living.
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