Community Programs for Adults
Statistics vary, but as many as 1 in every 8 American adults will struggle with mental illness at some point during life. But unlike a cold or the flu, many mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety, bi-polar, or schizophrenia are less understood by regular physicians, family members, or even the individual suffering from it.
Admitting to mental illness can also make an individual feel embarassed, treated differently, or even ostracized by friends or loved ones. Seeking help can feel confusing or be seen as a sign of weakness.
But Beacon Light Behavioral Health System can help. We provide several outpatient programs for adults seeking the path to recovery from mental illness.
Beacon Light Adult Outpatient Services
Service
Description
Brochure
Common Ground Decision Support Center
The Common Ground Decision Support Center (DSC) is a peer-run service that operates in the waiting area of the outpatient clinic. Peer staff work with individuals in care to use the CommonGround software to prepare a health report to share with their doctor. A multitude of resources are also available in the CommonGround Recovery Library.
Forest, Warren counties - 814-723-1832
Addiction Services
Addiction Prevention Services are interventions are intended to prevent or reduce the risk of developing a behavioral health problem, such as underage alcohol use, prescription drug misuse and abuse, and illicit drug use.
Warren County
Site-Based Psych Rehab
Corner Connections is a Psychiatric Rehabilitation program that assists individuals living with mental illness build skills to support their goals through ongoing person-centered classes. Psych Rehab provides recovery-based services that assist individuals to develop, enhance, and retain skills in living, working, learning and socializing so they can live in, and participate in, the community. A structured curriculum provides the opportunity to learn and practice skills in a variety of domains.
Psych Rehab Referral Form
Annual Quality Report
Warren County - 814-688-0053
Mobile Medication Management
Mobile Medication is a community-based program that provides in-home services to individuals who experience difficulty progressing in their mental health recovery due to inconsistent adherence to their medication regime. Nurses and technicians work with individuals and their prescribers to support self-management of their medications.
Mobile Med Referral Form
Forest, Warren, Cameron, Clearfield, Jefferson, Elk, Potter - 814-230-0151
Peer Support
Peer Support is a program that provides individualized recovery-focused intervention to adults to enhance development of natural supports, coping mechanisms and other skills necessary to function as independently as possible in the community. Service is provided by certified individuals with a lived experience with mental health issues.
Peer Support Referral Form
McKean, Forest, Warren, Elk, Cameron, Potter - 814-723-1832
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Team (DDTT)
DDTT is a mobile service that provides intensive treatment to individuals with both mental health and intellectual/developmental disabilities. Referral to this service requires coordination with the assigned county representative for the individual.
Blair, Bradford, Centre, Clinton, Huntington, Juniata, Lycoming, Mifflin, Sullivan, Tioga - 814-826-4840
Blended Case Management
Blended Case Management is a supportive service in which workers engage in many activities designed to assist individuals living in the community. These can include accompanying clients to appointments, managing day-to-day activities, and serving as an advocate for the individual in care.
Forest, Warren counties - 814-723-1832
