We provide therapy and case management services to individuals living with symptoms of mental illness. The team of case managers, mental health professionals, psychiatric providers, vocational and housing specialists, and peer support specialists work with clients to achieve desired goals. We work with our clients to help them acquire the skills necessary to regain stability in their lives and promote recovery.
Our Adult Outpatient service offers a team-based approach to providing help for individuals and groups over 18 years old.
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22Nov
New Homeless Shelter to Open in Clark County this Fall
Clark County consistently has a bed shortage for people experiencing homelessness. This isn’t a local problem but rather one experienced throughout the nation. For this reason, Columbia River Mental Health Services (Columbia River) is excited…
Read More15Nov
Bringing Mobile Care to the Homeless Community
Columbia River Mobile Health team from left: Semi Grey – Substance Use Disorder Professional, Lauryn Sanders – Mental Health Therapist, Reinhardt Ryden – Peer, Rachelle Noche – Registered Nurse, and Mike Delay – Director. Right…
Read More15Oct
Empowering Youth to be Independent
Thanks to community partnerships and the generous support of donors, Columbia River Mental Health Services has offered the Options youth program to young adults living with mental health disorders in Clark County for 20 years.…
Read More07Oct
Introducing the Mobile Care Programs
Anne Willis, Chief Clinical Officer, and Mike Delay, SUD Program Director, have taken lead on launching the mobile care programs. A behavioral health crisis doesn’t happen on a schedule. They can be sudden, unexpected, and…
Read More01Oct
One Mission, One Voice
After more than a decade of support, the Columbia River Mental Health Foundation is uniting with Columbia River Mental Health Services to be one organization, mission, and voice. For the last 12 years, thanks to…
Read More28Sep
Columbia River Mental Health Services increases intakes and expands hours
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sept. 28, 2021 Contact: Brittini Lasseigne Phone: (360) 993-3059 Email: brittinil@crmhs.org Website: CRMHS.org Columbia River Mental Health Services increases intakes and expands hours [Vancouver, WA] For 18 months, the pandemic has increased…
Read More11Sep
September: National Suicide Prevention Month
From National Day Calendar September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Also known as Suicide Awareness Month, the month shines a spotlight on a topic not often talked about. Everyone is affected by suicide, not just…
Read More11Aug
CRMHS Hires New Chief Marketing And Development Officer
Welcome, Brittini Lasseigne! We are pleased to announce that Columbia River Mental Health Services has a new team-member! This is an exciting new chapter for CRMHS & the Foundation, as Brittini brings a wide array…
Read More21Jun
Historical Trauma; Healing centuries of suffering
Have you ever heard of Historical Trauma? Historical trauma refers to the cumulative emotional and psychological wounding of an individual or generation caused by traumatic experiences or events. Historical trauma can be incurred by any…
Read More01May
Mental Health Toolkit for Mental Health Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month! During this month, we will continue to encourage people to share their stories about mental health. Most people will experience a mental health issue at some point during their…
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