Health Centers

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, the Clackamas County Support and Crisis Line is available 24-hours a day, 7 days a week by calling 503-655-8585. 

Clackamas Health Centers offers a wide range of therapy and counseling services for children, youth, and adults experiencing mental health or substance use challenges. Services are provided through our integrated health centers, where care teams work together to support your whole-person health and well-being.

To make an appointment with our Behavioral Health Clinic, call 503-655-8401.

For information about mental health and substance use counseling services for children, teens, and families, please visit our Child and Family Mental Health Therapy page.

Our Approach to Care

We take a comprehensive, person-centered, and trauma-informed approach that may include:

• Therapy and counseling
• Case management and care coordination
• Medication evaluation and management
• Peer support services

Our goal is to work alongside you to support recovery, resilience, and overall wellness. We believe mental health and substance use treatment can have positive, far-reaching impacts not only for individuals, but also for families, support networks, and the broader community. 

Services Available

The following outpatient services are offered at our Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment Centers:

• Individual therapy
• Parent and family support and education
• Group therapy and skills building
• Individual skills training
• Medication evaluation and management
• Case management to help connect with community resources
• Crisis intervention for immediate mental health needs
• Consultation for families, schools, medical providers, law enforcement, and community partners
• Peer support services 
   

The Clackamas Community Health Council is the governing board of Clackamas Health Centers.

In partnership with the Board of County Commissioners, it is responsible for the oversight of clinical operations, health centers policy and the recruitment of Health Centers leadership staff. The Council consists of community members — patients and non-patients — who have a passion for quality healthcare services and access. The Council represents the needs and interests of Clackamas County's health services and the people who use them.

What We Do?

The Council is responsible for the oversight of a federally-funded grant that provides primary medical, dental and behavioral health services to Clackamas County residents. Volunteering to serve on the Council is an excellent way to help ensure that Clackamas County's services respond to community needs.

Who Can Serve?

• Individuals who currently receive health services at Clackamas County Health Centers, or have received health services within the past two years
• Parents and legal guardians of underage patients seen at the Health Centers
• County residents 15 years and older

What Would Be My Commitment?

• Consistently attend one evening meeting per month.
• Council membership term is two (2) years.

Council members

• Jacqueline Arn - President
• Brianne Salvati - Vice President
• Jerome Dalnes - Treasurer
• Michelle Walch - Secretary
• Renel Muro
• Tara Schoffstall
• Geraldine Hall
• Rebecca Martin
• Debbie Newton