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Counseling
Working with a professional counselor through NCBHS can both alleviate pain and suffering, and add meaning and richness to life.
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Specialized Intensive & Rehabilitation
Specialized programs and services for addiction and other mental health conditions.
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Online Counseling
Our Online Therapy service offers therapy at a lower cost, greater convenience and with added privacy.
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North Central Behavioral Health Systems serves clients through eight locations in Central and North Central Illinois with a broad range of mental health and addictions services for individuals and families.
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Workplace Services
Online consultation, trainings and other services for employees and dependents.
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Mental Health First Aid
Education and trainings to prepare individuals and organizations to respond to psychiatric emergencies.
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Health Promotions & Prevention Programs
Health Promotions provides wellness information, education and resources to individuals and groups within our community.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
An intensive 12-week program for alcohol and/or drug recovery.
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Special Announcement
As we are continually faced with the unprecedented COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, North Central Behavioral Health Systems’ offices continue to remain open as we maintain our mission of providing mental health and substance use services to our communities. However, the risks of COVID-19 necessitated that w
Why Do People Attempt Suicide?
Since the start of COVID-19, North Central Behavioral Health Systems has done all that we can to maintain our mission of providing mental health and substance use services to our communities. However, due to the risks COVID-19 has presented, NCBHS has added Telehealth as an alternative to receive services, in order to limit exposure to the virus for ou
NCBHS in the News
Returning to Life Following the COVID-19 Quarantine
Canton Daily Ledger
Returning to life as the COVID-19 restrictions loosen may be much harder than anyone had expected. The experts refer to this as a “new normal” but it is not clear what this may mean for all of us emotionally.
The terminology, “new normal,” has been defined in the past as describing a “significant change following a traumatic event.” Unlike other events, however, the COVID-19 virus has not ended but we are shifting into the next phase of re-entering into the world again, all while trying to balance staying healthy and getting our lives back.
Read more: Canton Daily Ledger
Wellness Fair held in observance of Mental Health Awareness Week
Star Courier
Spoon River College sponsored a Wellness Fair on Oct. 8 at the Canton Campus in recognition of Mental Health Awareness Week Oct. 6-10.
Read more: Star Courier
Area Treatment Programs Team Up
The Ottawa Times
North Central Behavioral Health Systems and Chestnut Health Systems have reached an agreement to link their services together in order to provide better access.
Read more: The Ottawa Times
