Introduction to Services

Pecan Valley Centers offers an array of services to children, adolescents and adults in the counties of Erath, Hood, Johnson, Palo Pinto, Parker and Somervell. We also assist in chemical dependency information, education and treatment.

Mental Health Services

• Information & Referral

• 24-Hour Crisis Services

• Diagnostic Assessment

• Symptom Management

• Psychiatric Services

• Client & Family Mental Health Education

• Service Coordination

• Community Living & Problem Solving Skills

• Respite

• Housing Assistance

• Vocational Training & Employment Assistance

• Family Support Services

Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities Services

• Information & Referral

• Assessment Services

• Client & Family Support Services

• Counseling

• Respite

• Diagnostic & Evaluation Services

• Service Coordination

• Vocational Training & Employment Assistance

• Community Living & Skills Training

• Intermediate Care Facilities (ICF)

• Home & Community Support (HCS)

 

 
 
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