Clinical Needs:

BY JIM SHAMP, The Herald-Sun
A grand opening for The Durham Center's long-awaited screening and treatment facility for people with mental health and substance abuse crises is slated for Oct. 14, the center's interim director said Tuesday.

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Durham Center Access was created to provide support to individuals who are experiencing a crisis and do not have the resources or supports needed to cope. Each person has his or her own definition of crisis and what it feels like. Grief, stress, anxiety and fear may be triggers that cause a person to feel like that they are unable to cope. Issues with mental health, substance abuse, or developmental disability can also contribute to feelings of distress and limit our ability to cope with day to day issues.

An open house has been scheduled:

October 14th
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
2609 N. Duke Street
For event information, please contact Lani Carey at 510-337-7952, ext. 128

The following info sheets offer more information on the program:

Durham Center Access: Provider, Hospital and Law Enforcement Referral Info Sheet

Durham Center Access: Consumer, Family & Community Info Sheet

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