2351 West Northwest Highway, Suite 3236
Dallas, Texas, 75220
(682) 305-0607
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Services
Services
Our services focus on the development of our clients. We promote growth, independence, recovery, resiliency, and empowerment of our clients so that they may achieve self-determination and live as independently as possible. We offer services on a sliding scale fee to ensure fairness and to address income inequality. No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay.
If you have any questions regarding our sliding scale protocol, please refer to the links below:
Sliding Fee Discount Program Policy
Sliding Fee Schedule
Sliding Fee Application
We provide the following services:
Anger Management
Assertiveness Training
Case Management
Career Counseling
Crisis Intervention
Family Therapy/ Group Therapy
Independent Skill Building
Medication Management
Psycho-Education
Programs
Helping Hands School and Community Based Program (HHSCBP)
HHCSS offers the HHSCBP to children and adolescents between the ages of 4-17. Our Licensed Professionals (e.g., Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Social Worker, etc.), Qualified Mental Health Professionals, and Community Support Specialists provide support for the children and families alike. While in this program, the client and their families will receive Senate Bill 58 (SB58) services. It’s also important to note that our services are provided in the child’s natural environment (e.g., school, home, or libraries). We do this to ensure the child is in a comfortable environment that promotes growth.
Lynell’s House
HHCSS offers an adult program (Lynell’s House) for those clients between the age of 18-99. Adults registered in this program will recieve services from any of our Licensed Professionals (e.g., Licensed Professional Counselor, Licensed Social Worker, etc.), Qualified Mental Health Professionals, Peer Providers, Family Partners, and Community Support Specialists. This program is especially important for teenagers transitioning into adulthood. The services provided in our adult program are similar to those in our HHSCBP. Our adult program was named in honor of Lynell Burrows. Mrs. Burrows was the late grandmother of our clinical direct - Ms. Brittany Mayo. Mrs. Burrows was a beacon of hope in her community and with open arms assisted anyone in need. She was a native Washingtonian and took pride serving her community.
Over six million children in the United States have difficulty concentrating, controlling impulses, and managing anger outburst in the classroom. Our Qualified Mental Health Professionals can help your child learn effective techniques for managing anger and other emotions resulting in a positive classroom experience.
One out of eight Children and adolescents ages 4 to 17 experience anxiety which causes fear, nervousness, and shyness. Anxiety results in poor school performance, missing out on important social experiences, and engaging in substance abuse. With treatment and support from a Community Support Specialists, your child can learn how to successfully manage the symptoms of an anxiety, and improve social skills resulting in an increased quality of life and higher self-esteem.
An estimated three million adolescents aged 12 to 17 in the United States had at least one major depressive episode in the past year consisting of a loss of interest or pleasure, and problems with sleep, eating, energy, concentration, and/or self-image. Our Certified Family Partners have experience uplifting children with mental health symptoms and can assist your child with family and peer connectedness, as well as with mood monitoring.
Click here to see more statistics from the National Institute of Mental Health:
https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/statistics/prevalence/any-disorder- among-children.shtml