List of Mental Health Programs
Arcadian Resources - Counseling and Education Consultant
The GRANTS COACH I provide GRANTS COACH assistance to organizations to help them obtain funding for programs. I hold workshops at the Mansour Center in Marietta several times per year. I will always give a brief consultation for free. See my website for more details: www.arcadianresources.com
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For more information about this service contact:
Dr. Amy M. Stevens, Ed.D., LPC
770-874-9195
770-874-9198
amstevens@mindspring.com
Arcadian Resources - Counseling and Education Consultant
The GRANTS COACH I provide GRANTS COACH assistance to organizations to help them obtain funding for programs. I hold workshops at the Mansour Center in Marietta several times per year. I will always give a brief consultation for free. See my website for more details: www.arcadianresources.com
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For more information about this service contact:
Dr. Amy M. Stevens, Ed.D., LPC
770-874-9195
770-874-9198
amstevens@mindspring.com
Cobb County Community Services Board- Next Steps - Next Steps
Cobb/Douglas County CSB is pleased to offer a program for children and adolescents called Next Steps. The Next Steps program provides a comprehensive array of mental health and substance abuse services for children and adolescents including medication management, psychiatric assessment, individual, family and group counseling, parenting classes and community support services. Services are child centered and family focused with an emphasis on individualized and accessible treatment for young people and their families. We accept Medicaid (all types, including MCOs Amerigroup, Cenpatico and Magellan) PeachCare, or other Insurance and can also make other financial arrangements using a self-pay sliding fee scale. In order to meet the needs of the young people we serve, Next Steps utilizes an interdisciplinary team comprised of child and adolescent psychiatrists and more than 50 experienced counselors, social workers, psychologists, nurses and community support workers. The Cobb/Douglas CSB also offers the Youth Offender Re-entry Program (YORP) that addresses the needs of sentenced substance-abusing juveniles who are returning from incarceration through assessment, transition planning, systems coordination, treatment and follow-up. Funding for this program is provided by SAMHSA.
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For more information about this service contact:
Jamie Allison/Child and Adolescent Coordinator
770-514-2422, ext. 2023
770-514-9853
jallison@cobbcsb.com