Our Mission
Our Vision
To be the nations leading behavioral health agency that provides excellent clinical services regardless of background, culture, or creed. Offering every individual the opportunity to elevate themselves beyond their bonds of today.
Protea Behavior Health Counseling
Protea Behavioral Health Counseling is a Comprehensive Behavioral Health Services Organization specializing in the treatment of mental health and substance abuse disorders. Our program utilizes a barrier reduction model for adults 18 years and older that fosters a holistic approach to person centered care.
Our Treatment Includes (but is not limited to):
- Telehealth Services
- Screening for Service Level of Care using ASAM Criteria
- Biopsychosocial Assessments
- Community Based Counseling Services
- Individualized Treatment Planning
- Medication Management
- Residential Program (SUD)
- Partial Hospitalization Program
- Intensive Outpatient Program (SUD)
- Case Management
- Peer Support
- Referral and Collaboration
- Community Support Associate
Protea Recovery Housing
Our Recovery Housing is committed to providing a safe and sober home for those individuals working on developing their path to financial literacy and independence. Our recovery houses are designed to provide a safe place for these individuals to call home while addressing barriers to long-term recovery. We work to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills for monthly budgeting, being a good neighbor, and the responsibilities of communal living.
As part of our residential transitional housing, we provide a home with staff oversight, peer support, and interventions focused on the continued development of coping skills, independent living skills, and long-term relapse prevention strategies.
- Daris House, The Oasis
- The Crossing, Chris' Bunkhouse, Reese's Place
- Jakes House, Debbie's Place
Department of Correction Program
PGTC is an incentive that allows SUD clients to earn time off their court-ordered sentence and reduce their amount of time under supervision with P&P. Effective August 1, 2020, Department of Correction (DOC) Approved Programs and will be eligible for the credit. This legislation enables DOC the opportunity to offer clients additional treatment options with the benefit of earning PGTC outside of current contracted programs. DOC Approved Providers will be listed on the website and are qualified to receive referrals from DOC Addiction Services to administer evaluations, treatment, and assessment services to clients on misdemeanor supervision, pre-trial diversion, probation, MRS (mandatory reentry supervision), and parole.
- PGTC eligible programs include the following levels of care:
- Level II — intensive outpatient treatment/partial hospitalization,
- Level III — residential clinically managed/medically monitored intensive inpatient treatment
- Level IV — medically managed intensive inpatient treatment PGTC will be determined by the length of the program:
- 28 days – 59 days = 30 days of PGTC
- 60 days – 90 days = 60 days of PGTC
- 91 days – 180 days = 90 days of PGTC