Adult Mental Health Services

1 in 5 adults in America experience a mental illness.
You are not alone.
National Alliance on Mental Illness

Our Adult Mental Health programs provide services to assist clients to live, work, learn, and participate fully in the community as independently as possible and to support their recovery and well-being.  We recognize that recovery is unique to each individual.  For some, recovery is the process in which people live a fulfilling and productive life despite a disability.  For others, recovery implies the reduction or complete remission of symptoms. 

Our services include:

• Individual, family, and group therapy
• Support and skills building groups
• Case management
• Peer support
• Crisis intervention and stabilization
• Integrated treatment for co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders
• Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
• Health and wellness education and support
• Recovery support and stabilization
• Referral and coordination to address other needs such as vocational services, substance use disorder treatment and groups, domestic violence advocacy and support  services, housing resources, educational resources, health and dental care, self-help groups, etc.

See our other service pages:

Child & Family

Veterans

Residential

Housing

Substance Use Disorders

Programs

Community Support Services (CSS)
The CSS program provides services to assist clients to live, work, learn, and participate fully in the community as independently as possible and to support their recovery from mental illness.

Clean Start/Day Program
The Clean Start program provides daily therapeutic groups, positive modeling, and recreational activities and promotes positive life skills such as laundry, shower facilities, one-on-one meetings, help with housing, and social ideas for integration.

Adult Outpatient (AOP)
The AOP program provides insight oriented mental health services to reduce psychiatric symptomology, enhance quality of life, restore functioning, and support integration in the community.  

​Substance Use Disorder Services (SUDs)
The SUDs program serves adults with co-occurring disorders with a variety of functioning levels due to either substance use disorders or mental health concerns at several outpatient locations.

Seeking Services

Whether you, your loved one, or an outside provider has referred you to CPC, your first step is to contact our front desk. An Administrative Service Representative can answer your questions and determine if our services are right for you, and provide you with our walk in hours.  The Administrative Service Representative will work with you to determine if we are able to meet your needs, or if we are unable to meet your needs, we will provide appropriate referrals.
We offer services at several locations throughout King County.

Contact an Administrative Service Representative by calling  206-461-3614.

Other Resources

Mental Help Net
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
National Institute of Mental Health
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration