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Open Access Walk In clinic providing mental health counseling, case management, resources, crisis support and connection to further services.

Provides a drop-in center. Offers a non-clinical Support (New Life Recovery Center - Zion & New Hope Recovery Center - Waukegan). Other services includes:

• Peer support groups
• Recreational activities
• Computer access
• Information and referrals to community resources

For a program brochure visit https://www.lakecountyil.gov/767/Williams-Consent-Decree

Provides in-person crisis intervention for adults experiencing any kind of crisis. Provides the assistance of recovery support specialists within a safe environment. Also serves as a wellness center with the following support services: · Referrals for community resources · Shower facilities · Recreational activities · Healthy refreshments · Comfortable living room to rest or relax · Safety planning · Transportation assistance for referred services

Offers counseling services for adults and children ages 7 years and older. Includes individual, couples, and grief therapy. Also offers free drop-in counseling for high school students in Barrington.

NAMI Metro Suburban's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center for individuals experiencing an emotional crisis or just need a safe space to speak with someone who understands. The Living Room is open 24/7 and services are offered for free.

Josselyn's Walk-In Mental Health Clinic at their Northbrook location connects people with a skilled specialist and guides them to the care they need.

Kenneth Young Center's (KYC) Drop-In Cen­ter pro­motes com­mu­ni­ty among peo­ple liv­ing with men­tal ill­ness. The Drop-In Cen­ter is designed to cre­ate a non-clin­i­cal envi­ron­ment to sharp­en social skills, make new friends, and fur­ther explore oppor­tu­ni­ties with­in the com­mu­ni­ty. Fund­ed by the Depart­ment of Human Ser­vices (IDHS), any adult with a men­tal health diag­no­sis is wel­come 364 days a year.

The Link & Option Center, Inc. offers mobile crisis response services, emergency department triage assessments, and the Crisis Triage Living Room Program.

The Loft At Eight Corners is a space for teen mental wellness where young people can access a variety of support based on their unique needs and on their own terms. A continuum of individual and group services will be offered, including:Brief mental wellness screening and follow-upOne-to-one support with members of the Interprofessional TeamEducational, support, and skills-building groupsMental Wellness EducationYoga and MindfulnessFamily Support ServicesCrisis Intervention

The Link & Option Center, Inc. offers mobile crisis response services, emergency department triage assessments, and the Crisis Triage Living Room Program.

Josselyn's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center that is open to all and welcomes anyone who is experiencing an emotional or mental health crisis to receive compassionate support in a safe, welcoming space.

Anixter's Recovery Hub is a space for people with mental illness to find compassion, community, and connection. Recovery Hub is completely free and open 7 days a week. At the Recovery Hub, you'll work with people who have experience with recovery. Certified Recovery Support Specialists know what you're going through, and they'll work with you one-on-one and in a group setting so you can meet your recovery goals.

Leyden Family Services' The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center that offers a safe, calm, and comfortable place to visit when individuals are emotionally struggling. Recovery Support Specialists are available to help.

NAMI Metro Suburban's The Living Room is a mental health drop-in center for individuals experiencing an emotional crisis or just need a safe space to speak with someone who understands. The Living Room is open 24/7 and services are offered for free.

The Drop-In Center program, funded by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health, supports Colbert Class Members in setting recovery goals and taking ownership of their own recovery. Using a community-based approach that promotes empowerment, personal growth and responsibility, these services assist program participants achieve greater independence. The PWC Drop-In Center is located in Washington Park, a neighborhood with few mental health resources, for area consumers. Daily activities planned and offered at the Drop-In Center include community outings such as dinners, movies, plays, and cultural excursions; socialization activities such as game nights, as well as skills development workshops such as healthy cooking, money management, and computer classes.