Mental Health Services: Southeast Human Service Center

Acute Outpatient Mental Health Services

• Clinical Assessment
• Mental health services - behavioral/emotional
• Psychotherapy/counseling to children, adults, and families
• Outreach therapy services to six-county region

Mental Health Extended Care and Treatment Services

• Advocacy
• Case management
• Community integration/training
• Consultation
• Medication supervision
• Outreach in six-county region
• Seriously mentally ill – community services
• Seriously mentally ill – homeless case management
• Skills building groups
• Supportive counseling
• Off Main

Youth and Family Community-Based Behavioral Health Treatment Services

These services provide short-term, high intensity treatment to youth with behavioral health needs that put them at risk of being removed from their homes due to a mental health condition, severe emotional disturbance and/or substance use issues.

Services are provided in a youth’s home or community setting with participation from family members.

Services include:

• Care coordination/targeted case management
• In-home/community-based individual and family therapy
• In-home/community-based skills training and integration
• Individual or parent behavioral modification training
• Substance use disorder treatment
• Telehealth for rural families

Learn more: Youth and Family Services Fact Sheet February 2021 (955kb pdf)

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

Notes: SEHSC is an APA accredited psychology internship site. SEHSC is also an approved site for psychiatric residents for UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences.

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) 298-4500 or 2-1-1

Off Main- Dual Disorder Treatment and Services for Individuals with Both Serious Mental Illnesses and Chronic Chemical Dependency

• Program offers two tracks of stage-based treatment and services.
  • Integrated Dual Disorder Treatment (IDDT) – Specific, intense treatment program involving a team of clinicians including a case manager, therapist, licensed addiction counselor, nurse, case aide, psychiatrist, employment specialist and team lead.
  • Generalist Case Management – Less intensive treatment program involving a case manager with access to necessary clinicians.
• Both tracks provide the following services: Case management, psychiatric evaluation and follow-up, medication management, supported employment program, case aid services, addiction evaluation, low intensity outpatient treatment, supportive therapy, stage based groups, skill building groups, access to social detoxification, and access to psychological services.

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