One Community Health Behavioral Health Services
At One Community Health, we offer a full range of behavioral health services to make it easy for you to get the care you need. Our services are available both in the clinic and through virtual visits, so you can choose the option that works best for you.
For students in Wasco and Hood River counties, we offer School Virtual Behavioral Health Services, which allows students to access virtual counseling from OCH Behavioral Health Consultants directly from their school. Click here to learn more.
Hood River Valley High School’s School Based Health Center (SBHC) has two Behavioral Health Consultants available right on campus for students. Our SBHC is open to all students enrolled in the Hood River County School District, Kindergarten - grade 12. Click here to learn more.
Youth Crisis Lines:
Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: call or text 988
Mid-Columbia Center for Living crisis line (Local):1-888-877-9147
Oregon Youthline: text “teen2teen” to 839863 or call 1 877-968-8491
Trevor Project LGBTQ+: Text “start” to 678678 or call 1 866-488-7386
OCH School Based Health Center: 541-308-8345
Services offered by our Behavioral Health Consultants include:
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In-clinic and virtual visits with licensed behavioral health providers for topics such as:
Reducing anxiety and depression
Managing family life and parenting
Improving relationships
Managing stress
Improving sleep
Building healthy habits
Coping with an illness or injury
Alcohol and substance use
Managing grief and loss
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Our Behavioral Health Consultants are offering several groups to help OCH patients manage stress, depression, anxiety, lifestyle change, recovery, and so much more. Available groups include:
Mindfulness for Relapse Prevention
Many Paths to Recovery
It Takes a Village (Coming February 2024)
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Our Behavioral Health Consultants are providing in-person and telehealth support services that allow children to conveniently access credentialed behavioral health professionals while at school. We provide a wide range of services that include mental/behavioral health support as well as age-appropriate reproductive health and counseling.
IN-PERSON VISITS
For in-person visits, OCH has a School-Based Health Center (SBHC) located at Hood River Valley High School. Students enrolled in Hood River County School District are eligible to receive services at SBHC. Click here to learn more, or to schedule an IN-PERSON appointment.
VIRTUAL VISITS
OCH also offers virtual behavioral health services for several schools in Hood River County (Hood River Middle School and Wy'East Middle School) and Wasco County (The Dalles Middle School, The Dalles High School, Maupin School, and Dufur School). Click here to learn more, or to schedule a VIRTUAL appointment.
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One Community Health’s Integrated Medication Assisted Treatment (IMAT) Program, freedom from substance use is easier and more effective. Patients receive a personalized recovery experience, counseling, case management, a professional care team providing whole-person health services, comprehensive medical care, and tools and techniques for an opioid-free, resilient lifestyle. If you are interested in discovering how IMAT can help you, contact us today to make an appointment. IMAT Phone Line: 541.705.2157
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OCH's Behavioral Health Consultants (BHCs) can help with stress management, conversations about gender identity, and gender dysphoria. BHCs can help you learn to thrive in who you want to be and be the best version of yourself. Schedule with one of our Behavioral Health Consultants today.
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Providing culturally appropriate care for the health and well-being of Native People here along the river is especially important because local tribal communities are far from many Indian Health Service (IHS) facilities on the reservations.
The primary focus of OCH’s Native American Health and Wellness Team is to provide mobile integrated care to the 32 different tribal communities along the river, with a peak population reach of approximately 1,200 people during the height of the Salmon fishing season. OCH’s Wy-Kan-Ush-Pum (Salmon People) Medical Mobile Unit (MMU) provides a wide range of health services, including behavioral health.