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| Bayside Center for Behavioral Health |
| Coastal Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. |
| Manatee Glens Hospital |
| Mental Health Community Centers |
| Sarasota County Mental Health Court |
| BAYSIDE CENTER FOR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH |
| It is often
difficult to know where to turn if you or a person you care about
is Based on more than 75 years of meeting the community's
health care needs, Sarasota For more information, please call Bayside, open 24 hours, 7 days per week. Bayside Center for Behavioral Health Phone: 941-917-7760 or 800-764-8477 |
| COASTAL BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE, INC. |
| Coastal Behavioral Healthcare, Inc. is a not-for-profit behavioral healthcare organization serving children, adolescents, adults, seniors, and families throughout southwest On the web at coastalbh.org |
| MANATEE GLENS |
Mission Statement AN OVERVIEW 24-HR CRISIS & ASSESSMENT HELP MANATEE GLENS HOSPITAL: CRISIS CENTER Baker Act Receiving Facility 2020 26th Avenue E. |
| MENTAL HEALTH COMMUNITY CENTERS |
| MHCC'S MISSION: |
| The Mental Health Community Centers, Inc.'s (MHCC)
mission is to provide support services to adults with mental illness
and disabling emotional problems. MHCC offers daily programs and activities
that bring them into them into the mainstream.CC is a not-for-profit,
501(c)(3) Florida corporation, FL Dept ACS #CH2106 and United Way
Member agency serving as a valuable resource in the communities of
Southwest Florida for over 40 years. MHCC's centers are strategically located in Sarasota, Venice, Arcadia and North Port. MHCC is an important referral for families, professionals, and adults seeking support in a positive, caring, encouraging environment. |
| LOCATIONS: |
| Prospect House / Administrative Services Beacon House Selby House North Port Drop In Center On the web at: www.mhcci.com |
| Sarasota County Mental Health Court |
A Diversion Program for Nonviolent Misdemeanor Defendants In Need of Mental Health Treatment and Community Services MISSION CARING FOR OUR COMMUNITY HOW DOES IT WORK? Referrals may come from arresting officers, jail personnel, prosecutors, defense attorneys, the court, or family members. Clinical staff at Coastal Behavioral Healthcare screen each individual referred. Prosecutors then review each clinically appropriate defendant and facilitate the transfer of the case to Mental Health Court. Once approved, the individual is given the option of entering the program. The treatment team then determines the appropriate treatment plan and advises the court. A defendant’s progress in the program is monitored and, at an appropriate time, the Court can “graduate” the defendant and dismiss the pending charges. OUR GOALS The delivery and progress of mental health services and treatment is monitored, and participations of family members in court decisions affecting treatment and community services is encouraged. With a goal of reducing recidivism, Sarasota County Mental Health Court diverts non-violent defendants with mental health issues who are charged with misdemeanor crimes into community-based mental health programs. THE TEAM CONTACT US TREATING THE OFFENDER With Mental Health Court, misdemeanor defendants have the opportunity to be rehabilitated through treatment of their illnesses and education on positive life choices in lieu of incarceration. Successful treatment reduces the number of mentally ill persons in the county jail and reduces the costs incurred by the taxpayers in caring for these inmates. Sarasota County
Mental Health Court |