Toward Health and Wholeness

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1 Toward Health and Wholeness

2 02 Unique in our approach We believe in treating the whole person mind, body and spirit.

3 03 Hope and healing begin here Oaklawn has been providing comprehensive mental health and addictions treatment for children, adolescents, adults and seniors since In that time, we have grown from a small organization in Elkhart to four campuses, and were named as the statedesignated community mental health center for Elkhart and St. Joseph counties. Oaklawn walks hand-in-hand with our clients on their journeys. We do not shy away from the complexity of mental illness but instead embrace the challenge. Oaklawn employs highly trained professionals, providing all levels of services to our clients and advocating to our local communities on their behalf. Oaklawn is sponsored by the Mennonite Health Services Alliance and is accredited by The Joint Commission. In addition, we are licensed by the Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addictions and the Indiana Department of Child Services. With uncommon expertise in mental health and addiction services, Oaklawn joins with individuals, families and our community on the journey toward health and wholeness. Additional information at oaklawn.org

Oaklawn walks hand-in-hand with our clients on their journeys. We do not shy away from the complexity of mental illness but instead embrace the challenge.

4 04 Who we serve Adults and seniors Oaklawn provides a wide variety of services for adults: Inpatient Care 24/7 Outpatient Intensive Outpatient Addiction Services Amish Services Housing Opportunities for the Seriously Mentally Ill Care Facilitation Skills Training Amish Residential Services Children and adolescents Oaklawn specializes in treating children and adolescents through: Outpatient Care Addiction Services Sexually Maladapative Programs Intensive Residential Services Care Facilitation Skills Training School-Based Programs Community partnerships Oaklawn works with and through many community organizations in the area, providing multiple points of contact for those that need services. A few of these partnerships include: Heart City Health Center, Elkhart; South Bend Community Schools, South Bend; Memorial Hospital, South Bend; La Casa, Goshen; Bashor, Goshen; and the St. Joe County Jail, South Bend. These partnerships provide community members with an unrivaled continuum of care and allow Oaklawn to extend our care and expertise beyond our doorstep. Oaklawn provides multiple housing options to assist seriously mentally ill adults.

Addiction Services Sexually Maladapative Programs Intensive Residential Services Care Facilitation Skills Training School-Based Programs Community partnerships Oaklawn works with and through many

5 05 We collaborate with others to ensure our services are available to those who need them the most. What makes the difference? Oaklawn uses evidence-based therapy in combination with compassionate professionals.

6 06 What makes the difference? We offer an array of services from outpatient to independent living for the seriously mentally ill. Get involved Oaklawn provides many ways to be involved. Here are few: Volunteer services Oaklawn offers a wide array of volunteer opportunities. Volunteers work with clients or in other settings. An application and background check are part of the process, since we want to keep all involved safe. Foundation Give back by donating to the Oaklawn Foundation: oaklawn.org/donate Internships Internships give Oaklawn the opportunity to share our clinically rich services and impact the development of future professionals working in the mental health field. It is a great learning experience for all!

Volunteers work with clients or in other settings. An application and background check are part of the process, since we want to keep all involved safe.

7 07 Oaklawn serves about 16,000 community members a year. How to receive services Access Center Oaklawn provides Access Centers in both Elkhart and St. Joseph counties. Our counselors are available to talk with you and discuss your mental health story, assess and determine your needs and connect you to the appropriate services. Get started by contacting us. Elkhart County: or St. Joseph County: or info@oaklawn.org Financial services Oaklawn accepts Medicare, Medicaid and third-party insurers. In addition, assistance with fees may be available to Indiana residents through state funds and ability to pay scales. Join our team Are you interested in becoming part of an organization that is working toward developing healthier communities? Oaklawn might just be the place for you! We provide a wide range of wonderful career opportunities, a full benefit package and the ability to grow personally and professionally. At Oaklawn, you would be part of a multidisciplinary team, giving you the opportunity for clinical supervision and the ability to make a positive difference for others. Additionally, we offer educational assistance for those wanting to go back to school and access to federal loan repayment programs. Check out our current openings at oaklawn.org Goshen Campus 330 Lakeview Drive Goshen, IN Elkhart Campus 2600 Oakland Avenue Elkhart, IN South Bend Campus 415 E. Madison Street South Bend, IN Oaklawn, The Children s Campus 1411 Lincoln Way West Mishawaka, IN CAMPUS Elkhart County St. Joseph County Emergency Access Center Web oaklawn.org Facebook facebook.com/oaklawnhealth Twitter twitter.com/oaklawnhealth LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/oaklawn- Psychiatric-Center

Elkhart County: 574-533-1234 or 800-282-0809 St. Joseph County: 574-283-1234 or 800-282-0809 info@oaklawn.org Financial services Oaklawn accepts Medicare, Medicaid and third-party insurers.

8 Elkhart County: or St. Joseph County: or oaklawn.org

What to do in a Psychiatric Crisis in St. Joseph County, Indiana

What to do in a Psychiatric Crisis in St. Joseph County, Indiana A psychiatric crisis includes but is not limited to: a person who is suicidal or is having suicidal/homicidal thinking and/or behavior,