Whether you’re navigating mental health challenges, substance use, or life’s transitions, our team is here to help you find the support that’s right for you.
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Find support for anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, and other mental health concerns through counseling, psychiatry, and peer support.
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Get the care, support, and resources needed to begin recovery, maintain progress, and build a healthier life.
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Get connected with programs and resources that can help navigate daily challenges, build stability, and live more independently.
comprehensive care
Receive intensive services and long-term support to help build stability, independence, and improve your quality of life.
Medication Management
Work with our psychiatry team to find the right medication support for your individual needs and overall treatment plan.
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Everyone's journey is different. Whether you're looking for support for your mental health, recovery, or daily life, our team is here to help you find the care that's right for you.
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Mental health is an important part of your overall well-being. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, or another mental health concern, our team is here to help. We provide personalized, evidence-based care designed to support your goals, build resilience, and help you move forward.
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. Whether you’re experiencing anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, or another mental health concern, our outpatient team is here to help.
We provide personalized, evidence-based care through comprehensive mental health evaluations, individual counseling, therapeutic groups, and coordinated treatment planning. As a trauma-informed organization, we work alongside you to create a care plan based on your unique needs, goals, and experiences.
Our therapists are trained in a variety of proven treatment approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), Internal Family Systems (IFS), family therapy, art therapy, yoga, HeartMath neurofeedback, and more. We also offer therapeutic groups focused on topics like anxiety, trauma recovery, anger management, mindfulness, parenting, healthy relationships, and life skills.
Finding the right support can feel overwhelming, but you don’t have to do it alone. Our Care Navigators work alongside you and your treatment team to help coordinate services, reduce barriers to care, and connect you with the resources you need.
Whether you need help accessing mental health services, housing resources, benefits, healthcare, or community programs, Care Navigators are here to guide you every step of the way. They also provide individualized and group skills training in areas like communication, budgeting, nutrition, medication education, hygiene, home care, and navigating community resources.
Services are available in person, by phone, or through telehealth, making it easier to get support in the way that works best for you.
Growing older brings new experiences, opportunities, and sometimes new challenges. The Older Adult Behavioral Health Initiative (OABHI) supports older adults experiencing loneliness, grief, life transitions, depression, anxiety, or other mental health concerns.
Our team brings services into the community, including the Klamath Senior Center, making support easier to access. We offer mental health screenings, individual counseling, referrals, and assistance navigating life changes while helping older adults stay connected, engaged, and independent.
In addition to one-on-one support, we provide groups and activities that encourage social connection, build community, and promote emotional well-being because no one should have to face life’s challenges alone.
Sometimes the best support comes from someone who truly understands. Our Peer Support Specialists have lived experience with mental health challenges, substance use recovery, or both, combined with specialized training and certification through the Oregon Health Authority.
As members of your treatment team, Peer Support Specialists provide encouragement, practical guidance, and hope through both individual and group support. They help people build recovery plans, develop everyday skills, navigate services, and celebrate progress along the way.
Peer support is built on connection, understanding, and the belief that recovery is possible. Whether you’re just beginning your journey or continuing long-term recovery, our peers are here to walk beside you.
Recovery looks different for everyone. Whether you’re ready to make a change or simply exploring your options, we provide compassionate, judgment-free care to help you take the next step. Our team offers personalized treatment, ongoing support, and connections to additional resources when needed.
If alcohol or drug use is affecting your health, relationships, work, or daily life, you’re not alone, and help is available. Our Substance Use Disorder Services (SUDS) team provides compassionate, evidence-based care in a supportive, judgment-free environment.
We know recovery looks different for everyone. Whether your goal is abstinence, reducing harmful use, or simply understanding your relationship with substances, we’ll work with you to create a personalized treatment plan that fits your goals. Services include individual counseling, group therapy, substance use assessments, recovery planning, and referrals for additional care when needed. We also partner closely with Peer Support and Care Navigation to provide support beyond therapy sessions.
Recovery Groups Include
- Relapse prevention
- Parenting in recovery
- Managing emotions
- Self-compassion
- DUII rehabilitation
- Peer-led recovery groups
- Gender-specific groups when appropriate
Ready to take the next step?
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Sometimes support goes beyond counseling or treatment. Our community support programs help individuals navigate life’s challenges by connecting them with resources, coordinating care, and providing specialized services that promote stability, safety, and independence.
When someone is unable to participate in their own legal defense because of a serious mental health condition, Oregon law allows them to receive treatment to help restore that ability. KBBH’s Aid & Assist program provides compassionate, individualized care that supports mental health recovery while helping individuals better understand the legal process.
Services may include mental health evaluations, treatment planning, medication management, legal skills training, case coordination, and connections to housing or other community resources. Throughout the process, our team works closely with the courts, attorneys, Oregon State Hospital, and other partners to provide coordinated care focused on recovery and dignity.
Questions about referrals or eligibility?
Contact our team to learn more.
When someone is experiencing a severe mental health crisis and may be a danger to themselves or others, they may qualify for services through Oregon’s civil commitment process. Our team provides evaluations, crisis support, care coordination, and connections to treatment while working closely with hospitals, law enforcement, the courts, and community partners.
Whenever possible, we focus on voluntary treatment options before court-ordered care. Our goal is to help individuals receive the support they need while treating every person with compassion, respect, and dignity throughout the process.
Recovery and mental wellness are important at every stage of life, including during involvement with the justice system. Through partnerships with Klamath County Community Corrections and the county jail, KBBH provides behavioral health services for adults involved in probation, parole, specialty courts, or other correctional programs.
Services may include mental health and substance use treatment, individual and group counseling, peer support, psychiatry, case management, and support for successful reentry into the community. Services are available by referral through Klamath County Community Corrections.
The Link Access Center (LAC) provides a safe place for individuals seeking behavioral health support, crisis stabilization, or alcohol sobering services. Whether someone walks in on their own, is referred by a healthcare provider, or is brought in by law enforcement, our team is available to provide compassionate care and help connect them with the right services.
The LAC offers 24/7 voluntary alcohol sobering services, behavioral health screenings, peer support, case management, care coordination, and referrals to ongoing treatment. Same Day Services are also available for individuals beginning behavioral health care with KBBH.
Some individuals benefit from more intensive services and ongoing support. Our comprehensive care provide personalized programs that help build stability, independence, and improve quality of life through coordinated, long-term care.
Adult Foster Care provides a safe, supportive home for adults living with serious mental health conditions who benefit from daily assistance while maintaining as much independence as possible.
Working closely with trained providers and your treatment team, we help residents build life skills, manage their health, develop routines, and work toward greater independence in a stable, community-based environment. Each care plan is personalized to meet the individual’s goals, strengths, and support needs.
Interested in Adult Foster Care?
Contact us to learn more about eligibility and referrals.
Some individuals need short-term support during a mental health crisis, while others benefit from longer-term residential care. Our Adult Residential and Respite Services provide safe, structured environments where individuals can stabilize, receive treatment, and continue building skills for independent living.
Our team works closely with each individual to develop personalized care plans that promote recovery, wellness, and successful transitions back into the community whenever possible.
Questions about residential services?
We’re here to help.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an intensive, team-based program for adults living with serious mental illness who need ongoing support to remain stable in the community.
Instead of expecting individuals to come to appointments, the ACT team brings services directly to them. This may include mental health treatment, medication support, housing assistance, employment support, crisis intervention, and help with everyday living. The goal is to reduce hospitalizations, improve independence, and help individuals build meaningful lives within their communities.
Stable housing plays an important role in recovery. KBBH’s Rental Subsidy program helps eligible individuals maintain safe, stable housing while receiving ongoing behavioral health services.
In addition to financial housing assistance, participants receive care coordination and support that promote long-term stability, independence, and overall wellness.
Questions about housing assistance?
Contact our team to learn about eligibility.
Meaningful work can be an important part of recovery. Our Supported Employment program helps individuals living with mental health conditions find and maintain competitive employment based on their interests, strengths, and personal goals.
Employment specialists provide individualized support with job searching, applications, interview preparation, workplace success, and ongoing coaching after employment begins. Services are tailored to each person’s goals and provided alongside behavioral health treatment.
KBBH provides community-based behavioral health services for individuals under the supervision of Oregon’s Psychiatric Security Review Board (PSRB).
Our multidisciplinary team works closely with the PSRB and community partners to provide treatment, medication management, care coordination, and ongoing support that promotes recovery, accountability, and successful community living.
Questions about PSRB services?
Contact our team for more information.
Early Assessment and Support Alliance (EASA) helps young people experiencing the early signs of psychosis receive treatment as early as possible. Research shows that early intervention can improve recovery and long-term outcomes.
Our multidisciplinary team works with individuals and their families to provide therapy, psychiatric care, education, employment and school support, family involvement, and peer support. Services are personalized to help young people stay connected to school, work, relationships, and the activities that matter most.
Think EASA may be right for you or a loved one?
Contact us to learn more about eligibility and referrals.
Medication can be an important part of behavioral health care for some individuals. KBBH’s psychiatry team provides compassionate, evidence-based care to help manage symptoms and support your overall treatment plan.
Our board-certified psychiatrist works alongside Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs), nurses, therapists, and other providers to provide coordinated, person-centered care designed around your individual needs.
- Psychiatric evaluations
- Medication evaluation and management
- Ongoing medication monitoring and support
- In-person appointments
- Telehealth appointments
- Designated walk-in hours
We’ll listen, answer your questions, and help you find the right place to start.
You don’t have to wait until things feel unmanageable to ask for help. Wherever you are right now, we can start there.