Recovery Support Center - Suboxone Clinic
Who is eligible?
Adults 18 years and older experiencing opioid use and seeking Medication Assisted Treatment Therapy with Suboxone.
What can you expect?
Mental Health & Substance Abuse
Pathways to Independence
Clients are referred by Allegheny County Human Services Rapid Response Team; families cannot register a child for this service directly.
Pathways to Independence provides a safe and therapeutic environment for children and youth with mental-health issues or identified special needs to live and receive specialized care. Pathways is specially tailored to children and youth who simply can’t stay at home with family because of issues stemming from their mental health diagnosis, health issues or other similar challenges.
Outpatient Mental Health - School Partnership
Our School Partnership only serves students enrolled in the schools that Familylinks partners with. If your child may benefit from counseling, please consider our Outpatient Mental Health Clinic.
Mental health is far from an adults-only matter. According to the Department of Health and Human Services, half of all mental health disorders show their first signs before the person affected turns 14.
Housing Authority Crisis Intervention
This program is for public housing residents only; residents must be referred to Familylinks by the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh.
RESPOND
Clients are referred by Allegheny County Human Services Rapid Response Team; families cannot register a child for this service directly.
Recovery Support Center
Our Recovery Support Center provides outpatient services that help those struggling with dependency to become strong and substance-free. We treat the client’s addiction alongside any co-occurring mental disorders, through outpatient or intensive outpatient therapy (anywhere from one to five days a week).
Who is eligible?
Men, women and adolescents who are addicted to alcohol or other drugs, including heroin.
Outpatient Mental Health - Clinic
If you live with a mental health condition, you’re not alone. One in five Americans will experience some mental health issue in their life. And there’s no age limit: Children, adults and older adults can all find their lives changed by this common problem.
While mental health issues can rob you of your hope, it’s important to know that with treatment, life can be bearable again.
Mobile Mental Health Treatment
If you’re an older adult dealing with mental health issues, you might also have trouble getting to a therapist or counselor, because your physical or mental health limits your mobility. That’s where Mobile Mental Health Treatment (MMHT) helps.
Family Treatment Center
Our Family Treatment Center provides long-term (up to six months) residential treatment for women age 18 or older who are committed to working on their recovery from addiction. We help women develop recovery skills, improve their well-being, preserve or repair family relationships, and enhance their parenting skills, if applicable.
Family-Based Mental Health Services
If your child is dealing with mental health issues, Family Based Mental Health services help your entire family learn skills to help stay happy and healthy together. Family Based treatment involves a team of two therapists coming to the client family’s home and working with different family members. Your child’s and family’s issues are addressed where they occur (in the home), and everyone in the household is involved in the solution.