Outpatient Adolescent

We focus on teaching the skills for long-term success in recovery: alcohol/drug refusal, relapse prevention, relationship building, living in balance skills, communication, problem solving, mental health and community-based recovery. These services are led by a licensed (addiction and mental health) counselor and a case manager, in collaboration with family and community partners.

Adolescent Outpatient Addiction Services (AOAS) treatment goals:

Decrease the use of alcohol, tobacco and other drugs
Increase positive relationships
Increase participation in pro-social activities
Increase positive interaction with community members
Refrain from criminal involvement

Eligibility

Johnson County resident
Youth 12 to 18 years of age
A need for outpatient treatment, as indicated by a substance use disorder (SUD) evaluation

Fee

Johnson County residents are eligible for a sliding scale fee based on income and family size. JCMHC accepts Kansas Medicaid, Block Grant, private insurance and self-pay.

Adolescent Outpatient Addiction Services (AOAS) Client Handbook Request SUD Evaluation and Intake Packet

Need more information?

For further information, or to schedule a SUD Evaluation call 913-782-0283.