Missouri Behavioral Health Council
The Missouri Behavioral Health Council (MBHC/Council), formerly Missouri Coalition for Community Behavioral Healthcare, founded in 1978, represents Missouri’s not-for-profit certified community behavioral health clinics, community mental health centers, substance use treatment agencies, affiliated community psychiatric rehabilitation service providers, and a clinical call center.
Missouri Mental Health Foundation
Founded in 2008, the Missouri Mental Health Foundation (MMHF) is a non-profit organization established to provide a singular focus on raising awareness and public understanding of the many issues impacting individuals and families living with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance use disorders.
The Arc of the Ozarks
Since 1964, The Arc has been enhancing the lives of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities who live, work, play and learn in our community. We believe in listening to each individual to find the best solutions that will meet their needs. Today, we offer a variety of services for individuals and families in the communities we serve.
Eastern Missouri Psychiatric Hospital System
The St. Louis Forensic Treatment Center (FTC) is a state funded 230 bed forensic inpatient treatment psychiatric facility operated by the Missouri Department of Mental Health’s (DMH) Division of Behavioral Health (DBH). Prior to November of 2020, the FTC was known as St. Louis Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center, but changed its name due to the acquisition of 50 inpatient beds operated by the Metropolitan St. Louis Psychiatric Center on December 1st, 2020.
The staff at FTC provide an array of mental health services to a population primarily comprised of adults 18 years and older who have been committed to the Department of Mental Health by a criminal court under the mental health provisions of Chapter 552 of the Revised Statutes of the State of Missouri (RSMo) either for Competency Restoration, or upon an adjudication of Not Guilty by Reason of Mental Disease or Defect (commonly known as NGRI), or upon a finding of Permanent Incompetence to Stand Trial (commonly known as PIST).
Maternal HealthAccess Project-University of Missouri Department of Psychiatry
The Missouri Access Programs provide same day access to child and perinatal psychiatry consultations, care coordination to connect patients to mental & behavioral health resources and ongoing educational opportunities..
Center for Behavioral Medicine
Center for Behavioral Medicine (CBM), formerly Western Missouri Mental Health Center, is an agency for the Department of Mental Health. CBM is located on Hospital Hill in the heart of Kansas City and provides comprehensive psychiatric care to patients from Kansas City as well as the 54 counties in the Western side of the State. CBM operates as one of the major training sites for the University of Missouri-Kansas City’s Department of Psychiatry, fulfilling academic and research needs. Additionally, students, residents, and post-doctoral fellows are trained at CBM to deliver integrated physical and behavioral health care.
The Center focuses its services on bridging the gap between physical and behavioral medicine with an emphasis on wellness. The Center provides a therapeutic approach to recovery that assists individuals to progress regardless of their limitations or symptoms by utilizing evidence based diagnostic and therapeutic modalities in a holistic approach to patient treatment.
Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center
Northwest Missouri Psychiatric Rehabilitation Center (NMPRC) is a 108-bed psychiatric hospital that provides inpatient care for adults.
The new campus was completed and occupied in July of 1997. It replaced the old St. Joseph State Hospital directly across the street, which had housed the hospital since 1874. The old campus is now a Department of Corrections facility.
Ethos Laboratories
Ethos Laboratories’ story began in 2010 in a 5,500 square foot facility in Fairfield, Ohio. Driven by the mission to Help More Patients, the three founders, Tim Adams, Todd Bladel, and Brian Kincaid, had plans to expand their toxicology service offerings into a comprehensive set of diagnostic tools for the pain management provider to better care for their patients. This would be accomplished by creating a dedicated Research & Development company.
MIMH Addiction Science Team
