Provides an outpatient therapy in the school setting.

Community Alternatives provides comprehensive behavioral health services, including monitoring services.

- School Based Outpatient Services provide mental health services and counseling to children and adolescents within their home school. - Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) are medically prescribed, in-home, intensive, and individualized mental health services. IBH Services are time-limited, goal directed interventions focused on children and adolescents who have been diagnosed with a serious emotional disturbance and are best served with IBHS treatment teams working both one-on-one with the child as well as with their families, to assist them in developing the skills to manage problematic behaviors.

Provides counseling for students experiencing a substance use disorder. Also Provides outpatient, school-based therapy services, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Services are offered at select area schools.

- School Based Outpatient Services provide mental health services and counseling to children and adolescents within their home school. - Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) are medically prescribed, in-home, intensive, and individualized mental health services. IBH Services are time-limited, goal directed interventions focused on children and adolescents who have been diagnosed with a serious emotional disturbance and are best served with IBHS treatment teams working both one-on-one with the child as well as with their families, to assist them in developing the skills to manage problematic behaviors.

Collaborates with local schools to provide direct support to at-risk students from elementary through high school. Services include individual counseling, classroom programming and small support groups during the school day.

Provides counseling for students experiencing a substance use disorder. Also Provides outpatient, school-based therapy services, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Services are offered at select area schools.

In cooperation with the Hazleton Area School District, this program is designed to serve elementary and middle school students in the school, home and community. A Team of Mental Health Professionals work collaboratively with educational staff to ensure clinical, case management, and educational needs are met. Services provided include education and intake, individual and family therapy, group therapy, educational support, consultation with school personnel and crisis intervention. The service is provided at Drums Elementary/Middle School, Heights Terrace Elementary/Middle School, West Hazleton Elementary/Middle School, Freeland Elementary/Middle School, Valley Elementary/Middle School, Hazleton High School/Maple Manor/Career Center, Hazle Township Early Learning Center, and Halzeton Elementary School.

The LIU's Lighthouse Academy delivers intensive levels of intervention to challenged students in the initial stages of their school careers in order to prepare them educationally and emotionally for a successful transition back to their neighborhood schools. The Academy provides a culture of success and optimism in which students learn to manage and control their own behaviors, to gain the required academic skills, and to successfully function at home, school, and in the community. All of the activities of the academy occur within the context of positive behavior management strategies. The academy operates within the positive belief that students, parents, educators and therapists can work together toward the achievement of individualized student goals.

Provides Academic and special education, partial hospitalization and social rehabilitation program.

Community based alternative to traditional outpatient therapy. A therapist is placed on site at schools to meet the mental health and drug and alcohol treatment needs of students. Includes individual, family and group counseling.

Provides resources to remove barriers to learning. SAP is designed to assist in identifying issues including alcohol, tobacco, other drugs, and mental health issues which pose a barrier to a student’s success.

Provides outpatient counseling within the school districts in which the service is licensed to serve. This service is intended to provide minimal disruption to the child's educational day, yet still provide needed treatment without concerns of transportation to a clinic.

School-based outreach is a prevention program initiated in cooperation with local school districts to provide crisis and short-term interventions for at risk children and families in each school district community. Services available through this program include assessment, intervention, individual student contacts, small group activities, family home visits, crisis intervention, summer programming, and referrals to other community resources and services. School-Based Outreach caseworkers serve as liaisons between the school, families and community resources and serve on each schoolâs Student Assistance Program team. The goal of the program is to quickly identify and resolve child/family issues/concerns before they escalate into formal referrals into one of the child welfare or other service system.

Student Assistance Program teams identify students who are struggling with issues that impact their success at school. When a student could use more support than SAP offers, a referral is made to the School Based Counselor. The SAP team will contact parents to get permission for students to be seen by the counselor. If permission is given, the counselor will meet with your student to get some background information and complete an assessment. The counselor will provide a diagnosis and work with you to develop a treatment plan.

Provides counseling for students experiencing a substance use disorder. Also Provides outpatient, school-based therapy services, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Services are offered at select area schools.

Community based alternative to traditional outpatient therapy. A therapist is placed on site at schools to meet the mental health and drug and alcohol treatment needs of students. Includes individual, family and group counseling.

Provides school-based social services and case management services to the School District of Lancaster's students and their families.

Assists in finding relief for disruption in emotional well-being through community based services.

Provides counseling for students experiencing a substance use disorder. Also Provides outpatient, school-based therapy services, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy. Services are offered at select area schools.

Student Assistance Program teams identify students who are struggling with issues that impact their success at school. When a student could use more support than SAP offers, a referral is made to the School Based Counselor. The SAP team will contact parents to get permission for students to be seen by the counselor. If permission is given, the counselor will meet with your student to get some background information and complete an assessment. The counselor will provide a diagnosis and work with you to develop a treatment plan.

Services include: Daycare After School Athletics Summer Camp

Community based alternative to traditional outpatient therapy. A therapist is placed on site at schools to meet the mental health treatment needs of students. Includes individual, family and group counseling.

Provides short term, school based case management services to children who have behavioral health needs or other health or safety concerns, or are at risk of developing these issues.

Assists in finding relief for disruption in emotional well-being through community based services.