Provides short-term residential placement and 24-hour access to mental health professionals to address children's urgent mental health crises. Children receive a psychiatric assessment by a psychiatrist, individual and family therapy with a Master's-level clinician, and a physical health exam. Provides a calming, secure setting for children in crisis. Designed to resolve crisis situations and reduce the danger of aggression or self-harm. Specializes in working with children who have both developmental disabilities and a mental health diagnosis.

Coastline Day Treatment Service provides closely integrated education and treatment services for youth and their families. Mental health and teaching staff help children learn to cope with their mental, behavioral and academic challenges, and work with parents to help them respond effectively to their children. Also offers outpatient services, community skills training, wraparound support, peer and family support.

Provides respite/residential care and treatment for adults experience emotional and mental health crisis.

Provides safe environment as an alternative to hospital emergency departments. Services include creating recovery plans, one-on-one group support sessions, substance use disorder and mental health evaluation, medication evaluation and monitoring, and connection to community resources. This is a voluntary program. The triage center includes 8 chairs for stays less than 24 hours and the stabilization center includes sixteen beds for 5-7 day stays.

Provides treatment for individuals who are experiencing a psychiatric emergency and who may have co-occurring disorders.

The Crisis Response Program provides support when a child is experiencing a mental health crisis. A call to a crisis worker will provide assistance and referrals to help stabilize the situation and create a short-term plan. If a more intensive intervention is needed, a crisis response team can provide services on-site. A team may seek authorization for a brief, voluntary crisis care placement, approved by the parent.