We believe healing begins with being
seen, heard, and supported.
Call us at (360) 993-3000, or walk-in today (7:45am-2:00pm)!
Since 1942, Columbia River Mental Health Services has helped thousands of people and families find personalized support for mental health, substance use, and crisis situations. For generations, we have walked alongside our community through life’s challenges, providing compassionate care, connection, and hope when it is needed most.
Whether someone is facing anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, or a difficult moment in life, our team is here to help people take the next step forward. From counseling and recovery services to crisis support and community-based care, we are committed to helping individuals and families build healthier, more stable lives.
Need Support?
We tailor our services to every individual, depending on your specific needs, challenges, and strengths that affect your daily life, and the lives of those around you.
Reaching out for mental health support or addiction services can feel like a big step. We’re here to make it a little easier. Same-day walk-ins at our main office are welcome Monday-Friday, 7:45am-2:00pm, or you can call us at (360) 993-3000 for more information and help finding the right services for you.
Learn More About Our Services
We provide compassionate, comprehensive care for adults of all ages who are experiencing mental health or addiction challenges. Our goal is to help individuals develop the tools, skills, and confidence they need to improve their emotional well-being and move forward in their recovery.
We believe every child and young person deserves to feel safe, supported, and understood. Our Children, Teen, and Family Mental Health Services provide compassionate, comprehensive care to help young people navigate emotional and behavioral challenges while strengthening the relationships that support their well-being.
Our Substance Use Disorder (SUD) and Co-Occurring Treatment Services provide integrated outpatient care designed to support individuals experiencing substance use disorders, including those who also have mental health conditions. We take a comprehensive, person-centered approach that recognizes each individual’s unique experiences, needs, and recovery goals.
Our Mobile Health Response program brings medical, mental health, and substance use support directly to adults experiencing homelessness or housing instability throughout Clark County. By meeting people where they are, we help reduce barriers to care and connect individuals with the services and resources they need.
PACT provides intensive, long-term mental health services for individuals living with schizophrenia spectrum disorders or bipolar I disorder who need additional support beyond traditional outpatient treatment. Rather than expecting individuals to navigate multiple services on their own, our team works collaboratively to bring coordinated care into the community.
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