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What is Tritri County behavioral care?

Valant Portal Welcome to Tricounty Behavioral Health Tricounty Behavioral Health has been providing psychiatric services to the Charleston area since 2004. Your mind is the single most complex part of your body, and when something isn't working right or performing its best, the results can be devastating for you and your loved ones.

What is children’s services at Tri-County doing to help my child?

Tri-County's Consumer Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit foundation that benefits current Tri-County Behavioral Healthcare consumers by awarding financial grants and scholarships to increase the consumers' quality of life and independent living to the best of each individual's ability within our communities.

How do I get mental health services in Montgomery County?

Tri- County Behavioral Care is a comprehensive mental healthcare provider dedicated to caring for the needs of individuals, adolescents and families through our specialized areas of outpatient services: Intensive In-Community (IIC), Psychotherapy, School Related Services and Substance Use Evaluation & Treatment .

What is an adult mental health program?

The Adult Mental Health Program provides supportive services to adults age 18 and over with severe and persistent mental illness. The needs of people served are diverse with a broad continuum of care, from outpatient assessment to inpatient hospitalization, with a strong focus on community-based psychosocial rehabilitation.

What is Crisis Services?

Crisis Services provides crisis intervention, assessment, and referral for voluntary and involuntary psychiatric hospitalization. Crisis services can be accessed through any of the mental health clinics in all 3 counties (Liberty, Montgomery, and Walker). For crisis services, individuals should contact the crisis line (800-659-6994) or call 911 (for life-threatening emergencies).

What is the phone number for mental health crisis?

For crisis services, individuals should contact the crisis line (800-659-6994) or call 911 (for life-threatening emergencies). LEARN MORE >>.

What is the network of care?

The Network of Care, recognized as a model program by the President’s New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, provides online information to help link consumers to support groups and personal advocacy resources in the community.

Are you ready for a relationship and life you deserve?

Are you frustrated with your teen and you don’t know how to help them?

Tri-County Behavioral Care Can Help

Tri- County Behavioral Care is a comprehensive mental healthcare provider dedicated to caring for the needs of individuals, adolescents and families through our specialized areas of outpatient services: Intensive In-Community (IIC), Psychotherapy, School Related Services and Substance Use Evaluation & Treatment .

Tri-County Behavioral Care

The foundation of our practice is based on the belief that everyone should have access to quality mental healthcare.

What is MyChart at work?

Whether you’re at work, on the road, or at home, MyChart puts you in charge of your health by keeping you connected to your provider and giving you access to key medical information – anytime, anywhere.

How to schedule an appointment with MyChart?

To schedule an appointment, log into MyChart on a computer, tablet or smartphone. Click on the appointments tab, then schedule an appointment and follow the prompts. Select the time you prefer on your provider’s calendar. No phone call is needed!