Wyoming County Mental Health Clinic

Mental health treatment for children and youth ages 4 to 17 is provided with a focus on family therapy. Parental involvement in their children's treatment is seen as key to successful treatment. Input from the school, pediatrician, or other social agencies is included in developing a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment. Child psychiatric consultation and medication therapy is also available. Common problems served at the clinic include depression, anxiety, attention deficits and other behavioral problems.

School based services:
Our POEMS ("Prevention Of Emotional and Mental Syndromes") counselors provide preventive mental health services in all six elementary schools in Wyoming County (Warsaw, Perry, Letchworth, Attica, Arcade and Wyoming elementary schools). Referrals are made through the schools.

Intensive Case Management for Children & Youth:
This service is available for qualified children and youth who have a serious mental health problem. The service is designed to help maintain at risk youth in the community.

PINS Diversion Program:
This service provides mental health assessment and treatment of at risk youth who have been identified by the Juvenile Justice System and are also participating in the county PINS Diversion program.

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