Mental Health Outreach Clinic (MHOC)

The Mental Health Outreach Clinic (MHOC) provides supportive therapy services for adults living with serious mental illness and substance use disorders, often accompanied by complex medial needs, trauma, and housing instability.  

Both individual and group therapy are offered to support recovery for adults with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders who experience: 

• Ongoing challenges with thoughts, emotions or relationships 

• Frequent hospitalizations or emergency services 

• Co-occurring substance use that affects daily functioning 

• Psychological symptoms affected by physical health concerns 

• Anxiety, grief and loss, or childhood trauma 

• Barriers to keeping appointments, taking medications or achieving goals 

• Limited social support or unstable living situation 

Therapists at the Mental Health Outreach Clinic are licensed as professional clinical counselors, psychologists, clinical social workers, and marriage and family therapists. Our therapists are experienced in supporting individuals living with serious and persistent mental health and substance use disorders. They bring compassion, empathy, and a strong dedication to promoting hope, resilience, and recovery.  

The Mental Health Outreach Clinic offers a variety of meeting options: 

• In clinic individual and group therapy 

• In home therapy 

• Telehealth therapy 

Flexible therapy scheduling, including daytime, evening, and weekend hours. The frequency and length of services are guided by individual needs, goals, and preferences.