Eastside Behavioral Health Resource Network

NAMI Eastside

Services and resources available

• Education, Support and Resources

Target population

All of the Eastside and surrounding areas

Mission

To improve the quality of life of all those affected by mental illness through advocacy, education and support.

Vision

To educate so that stigma no longer is a barrier.

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Overlake Medical Center

Services and resources available

• ED Crisis Assessment Services: 24/7 Social Work coverage to address psychiatric assessment, interventions and referral.
• Adult Inpatient Hospitalization Program: 14 bed multidisciplinary crisis stabilization unit.
• Inpatient Medical, Surgical, Psychiatric Consultation: Provision of psychiatric consultation seven days per week.
• Adult Day Hospital Program: Outpatient alternative to inpatient hospitalization with treatment six hours per day, five days per week with 5-7 day length of stay.
• Contractual relationship with Evergreen Health.
• Adult outpatient psychiatric therapy: Comprehensive evaluation and follow up medicine management appointments with psychiatrists.
• Electroconvulsive Therapy
• Specialty School: A unique program coordinated with school districts, community service providers, families and others to meet the special needs of students in grades one through 12.
• Community education seminars
• Integration into select primary care clinics.

Target population

Overlake’s psychiatric team specializes in behavioral health services for geriatrics and adults, and includes:
• Psychiatrists & Psychiatric registered nurses
• Masters-level social workers
• Certified therapeutic recreation specialists
• Mental Health Specialists
• Registered Dietitians
• PT/OT/Speech Therapy

Mission

To Provide Medical Excellence Every Day.

Vision

• To provide exceptional quality and compassionate care to every life we touch.
• Psychiatric Services at Overlake Medical Center is based on the belief that patients, seeking treatment for psychiatric illnesses, will have elective choices within a continuum of behavioral health services which provide for intensive psychiatric treatment needs while minimizing disruption to major role functioning. This continuum of psychiatric services shall ensure that all patients’ individuality is treated with dignity and respect by using the most appropriate and least restrictive treatment methods available based on specific measureable goals, interventions and outcomes.

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Sea Mar Behavioral Health

Services and resources available

• Outpatient Mental Health Recovery Services for adults, individuals, families, couples, groups and children (birth through age 20)
• School-based therapy in Bellevue and Northshore School Districts
• Care management

Target population

• Children, adults, pregnant mothers, Latino and marginalized populations.
• Medicaid, private insurance and sliding scale fee available.

Mission

Sea Mar Community Health Center is a community-based organization dedicated to providing quality, comprehensive health, human health and housing services to diverse communities, specializing in service to Latinos.

Vision

Providing a continuity of care through an interdisciplinary approach that meets the needs of our communities.

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Seattle Children's Hospital

Services and resources available

• Partnership Access Line
• Inpatient & Outpatient psychiatric and behavioral health services for children ages 1-18.
• Consult and liaison service for medical admission
• Pediatric psychology

Target population

• Children ages 1-18 with co-morbid medical issues
• Areas of excellence:
• Mood & anxiety
• Attention & behavior
• Autism & pediatric psychology
• Sub-specialties:
• Deaf & hard of hearing
• Adolescents with substance abuse
• Gender evaluation

Mission

We believe all children have unique needs and should grow up without injury or illness. With the support of the community and through our spirit of inquiry, we will prevent, treat and eliminate pediatric disease.

Vision

• We will be the best children’s hospital.
• We will provide patients and their families’ excellent care with compassion and respect.
• We will provide superior, accessible, cost-effective service.
• We will attract and retain the best talent at all levels of the organization.
• We will be one of the top five pediatric research institutions.
• We will be the nation’s premier pedantic educators.
• We will achieve worldwide prominence by integrating patient care, research, education and advocacy.

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Sound Mental Health

Services and resources available

• To ensure that our care is delivered to the highest standards possible, Sound Mental Health undergoes rigorous state, county and national accreditation. In 2008, Sound Mental Health was accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), an independent, non-profit accreditor of human service providers.
• Sound Mental Health’s diverse programs include: housing services; military and veteran’s programs; criminal justice and re-entry services; employment programs; chemical dependency programs, developmentally disabled services; middle school support programs; grief and loss counseling; therapeutic and foster care services, individual, group and family counseling and much more.
• State-certified chemical dependency provider; contracted and certified vendor for the King County Mental Health Plan (KCMHP); contracted and certified vendor for the King County Chemical Dependency Treatment Services; state certified and contracted as a Department of Vocational Rehabilitation vendor and state licensed and contracted as a child placing agency and foster care provider.
• Sound Mental Health employs a multidisciplinary team of chemical dependency professionals and mental health professionals, including social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, nurses and peer leaders. All are state registered, licensed and/or certified.
• Our clinical team represents a diverse array of specialties:
• Mental Health Professionals
• Chemical Dependency Professionals
• Early Childhood, Child, Adolescent, Adult and Geriatric Specialists
• Ethnic and Cultural Minority Specialists
• Sexual Minority Specialists
• Deafness/Hard of Hearing Specialists
• Developmental Disabilities Specialists
• Vocational Counseling Professionals
• Medical services are provided by Board-certified adult, adolescent and geriatric psychiatrists; psychiatric nurse practitioners; and physician assistants.
• Sound Mental Health holds these credentials, your assurance of quality care.

Target population

• Serving more than 15,000 individuals from early childhood to the later years.
• Each year Sound Mental Health serves thousands of individuals in King County, from the ages of 2 to 102. Reflecting all races, genders and cultures, our services are tailored to the diverse needs of our community. Some individuals seek only short-term counseling to address emotional, life crisis or relationship problems. Others have developmental disabilities and require specialized services. Still others require more complex, integrated care to address serious mental health, substance abuse or other issues.

Mission

Our mission is to strengthen our community and improve the lives of our clients by delivering excellent health and human services tailored to meet their needs.

Vision

A healthy and safe community that actively promotes recovery and positive lifestyles for people challenged by mental illness and substance abuse.

Values

• Deliver recovery oriented services focused on the strengths and resilience of the whole person.
• Show respect for individuals and for the cultural diversity of our staff, clients, and the communities we serve.
• Encourage healthy life choices and provide a positive environment for our clients, staff and communities.
• Partner with clients, customers and communities, working together as a team to achieve common goals, and seek internal and external opportunities for collaboration.
• Demonstrate integrity and the highest standards of ethical practice in every aspect of our organization. Be responsible for our actions and obligations, as an organization and as individuals by engaging in open and honest communication, fairness and equitable treatment of everyone with whom we interact.
• Cultivate an environment that empowers self-direction, creativity, and courage in response to the needs of clients, staff and the community.
• Deliver the highest quality service by continuously improving our services, products and processes, being responsive and improving value to internal and external customers.
• Provide leadership and innovation in all services we deliver.

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