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NEFSH
Community
Behavioral
Healthcare Services
Funded in part by
the Department of Children and Families
NEFSH Community Behavioral Healthcare Services is the community division of
Northeast Florida State Hospital. We are contracted with the District
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Program Office to provide community
mental health treatment to the adult mentally ill of Baker County. The
following program of services is available:
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Adult Mental Health Counseling – Outpatient
treatment that consist of individual, family, and group therapy.
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Case Management- Case management services of
linking, monitoring, and advocating for severe and persistently mentally ill
adults.
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Supportive Living Services- Social
rehabilitation and basic living skills training provided for severe and
persistently mentally ill adults by peer coaches and staff.
Drop-In
Center- A program for severely and persistently mentally ill adult
clients to participate in for leisure, socialization, and educational
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Carrer Service Center- A vocational program to
assist clients in vocational assessments, exploration of careers,
job-related skill building, job placements, and support to maintain jobs.
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Supportive Housing- A 6 bed male supportive
housing program to help adult males find housing in the community and to
develop Independent Living Skills in a community setting.
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Medical/Psychiatric Services- Psychiatric
evaluation is a comprehensive evaluation that assesses the client’s need for
medication and treatment recommendations. Medication Management consists of
follow-up appointments to continue to obtain prescribed psychotropic
medications and monitor medications for effectiveness and side effects.
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Emergency Screening and Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU)-
24 hours a day/7 days a week emergency screening for individuals in Baker
County needing to be evaluated for suicidal ideations, homicidal ideations,
or inability to care for self which could lead to danger to him/herself or
others. We have a Receiving Facility at NEFSH for indigent clients needing
hospitalization.

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NEFSH CBHS is
proud to announce that we have been providing services locally to Baker
County residents since March 01, 2001.
We have a
Rehabilitation Coordinator who provides adult mental health rehabilitation
services and oversight of the Career Services Center, Drop-In Center, and
male Supportive Housing program.
We have a
full-time Therapist that provides adult outpatient mental health therapy. A
part-time After-Care Specialist that provides maintenance services to
clients. Also, we have two Doctorate level Psychology Interns from NEFSH
who alternate providing adult mental health outpatient therapy at the clinic
throughout the year of their internship.
We have two
full-time Targeted Adult Case Managers who provides case management services
to up to 40 severe and persistent adult mentally ill residents of Baker
County.
We have a
part-time Drop-In Center Specialist that assists in arranging and providing
social and educational activities at the Drop-In Center.
We have a
full-time Job Coach that assist severe and persistently mentally ill clients
with vocational services.
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We have a
full-time Emergency Services Coordinator that provides Emergency Services
assessments, crisis therapy, discharge planning, and coordination of
activities between the outpatient clinic and the Receiving Facility at
NEFSH.

Our Emergency Services are locally based 24 hours a day/7days a week. We
provide emergency screenings for clients under a Baker Act or requesting
voluntary admission to a Receiving Facility or Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU).
Our Emergency Services Coordinator will assess clients at the office
Monday-Friday from 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. After-hours, holidays, and
weekends, emergency screenings are available upon request through on-call
Emergency Evaluators at the Emergency Room of Ed Fraser Memorial Hospital or
at the Baker County Sheriff’s Office. If you need to speak to an Emergency
Evaluator then dial the office number, (904) 259-4671, and press “1” to
connect you to our after-hours crisis line
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Other community
resources that you may need:
Substance Abuse
Evaluation and Treatment contact Baker Community Counseling Services-
(904) 259-0264
Children Mental
Health Treatment contact
Child
Guidance- (904) 259-1137
Emergency
Services for children contact
Child
Guidance Main Office-
(904)
448-4700
What Helping is all About

Many clients become clients because, they have decided or others have told
them they are involved in problematic situations and encountering stressors
they are not handling well. These clients need to learn ways of dealing
with, coping with, solving, and resolving their problems. They have
discovered what they have been doing has not been helping or has been
helping but not enough to get them out of the “pit”they are in. In other
words, they need help from someone else in order to assist them in taking a
fresh look at their situations in order to manage these problematic
situations, stressors, and symptoms.
Some people
come into treatment not because they are have overwhelming problems, but
because they are not living up to their potential and want to lead more
satisfying lives. They have resources they |
are unaware of
or not using, or opportunities they are not taking advantage of. These may
be people who feel locked in dead-end jobs or bland marriages who are
frustrated because they lack challenging goals, who feel guilty because they
are failing to live up to their expectations, who want to do something more
constructive with their lives, or who are disappointed with their stagnant
relationships.
A mental health
professional can help you deal more efficiently and effectively with your
problems, concerns, and goals.
If you or
someone you know is in need of mental health services, please call
NEFSH Community Behavioral Healthcare Services at (904) 259-4671. The
office address is 531 S. 6th Street, Macclenny, Florida 32063.
Our fax number is (904) 259-5187. Office hours are Monday through Friday
from 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M.

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