Catawba Community Mental Health Center – Adult

Located in Rock Hill, South Carolina, is the Catawba Community Mental Health Center – Adult Services. This clinic is one of four health clinics in the region that provide comprehensive care to individuals with severe mental health and co-occurring behavioral health struggles.

The Rock Hill clinic provides adult services to men and women struggling with a mental health or substance abuse disorder. Services are offered in an outpatient setting, though they have a continuum of services including psychiatric assessments, counseling, crisis intervention and medication support available here.

They accept Medicaid, Medicare and select private insurance policies. They offer discounted rates if you do not have insurance and qualify. You won’t be denied care because of an inability to pay.

Their York Adult Services Clinic offers compassionate care to the individuals and families they serve. One of the ways they help make care accessible is by offering American Sign Language services and language support in your native language. They also have a telehealth option, making it easier for you to get the care you need.

Trauma informed cognitive behavioral therapy is used to help address struggles that have been brought on by a traumatic or stressful experience. This therapy is used alongside other approaches including family focused therapy services and skills improvement through dialectical behavior therapy. They also provide intensive community treatment which incorporates peer support, vocational rehabilitation and other clinical interventions.

There’s a mobile crisis unit that operates under the South Carolina Department of Mental Health. This mobile unit serves residents throughout Rock Hill and the surrounding area. They work in partnership with law enforcement, probate, community health providers and local mental health centers to provide the support you need. This unit will typically deploy if you’re experiencing a mental health crisis, including a crisis brought on by substance use.