Behavioral Health Services Adult & Youth

Toll Free BHS Hotline:
(800) 283-7671
Adult Inpatient BHS:
(775) 445-7350
Youth & Adult BHS:
(775) 445-7756
Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center for Adults:
(775) 445-8889

Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center

Carson Tahoe Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center, a department of Carson Tahoe Regional Healthcare, provides 24-hour help to individuals experiencing a mental health or substance use emergency. Working closely with state and local mental health agencies, as well as law enforcement and emergency responders, the Crisis Center serves at-risk individuals by offering immediate access to care in a safe, supportive setting—without having to go through the emergency department.

The Crisis Center provides comprehensive inpatient and outpatient mental health services for adults 18 years and older. This innovative model uses a multidisciplinary team approach, bringing together psychiatry, nursing, counseling, and case management to determine the most appropriate treatment plan for each patient.

By filling a critical gap in local mental health services, Carson Tahoe is helping ensure faster, more personalized care that supports recovery and stability within our community.

The Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center also accepts individuals by self-referral.

Youth Crisis Center

Carson Tahoe Behavioral Health Services (BHS)offers a complete continuum of mental health care for individuals of all ages. Our compassionate inpatient and outpatient multidisciplinary team provides both inpatient and outpatient treatment close to home – supporting adults, seniors, children and adolescents through mental health and substance use challenges with dignity and respect..

In response to growing community needs, Carson Tahoe Health has expanded youth behavioral health services. Our youth programs now include, inpatient and crisis stabilization programs, enhanced outpatient care, and additional specialized providers now ensure our young people receive timely, developmentally appropriate support.

Adult Services available through BHS include:

• Individual and Group Counseling
• Medical model detox services
• Inpatient and Outpatient Psychiatric Services
• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
• Substance abuse treatment

Support groups

Youth (Ages 12-17) Inpatient & Crisis Services available through BHS include:

• Youth Inpatient Unit (IP): 10-bed acute unit offering comprehensive treatment with psychiatry, therapy, and 24/7 nursing care.
• Youth Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU): 12 recliners designed for short-term stays, focused on stabilizing youth within 24 hours through continuous therapeutic support, family involvement, and community resources.

Youth (All Ages) Outpatient Services available through BHS include:

• Outpatient Support for All Ages: Mental health services for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors with individual and group sessions tailored to each patient’s needs.
• Coordinated Care: Families will have access to wrap-around services including outpatient therapy, child and adolescent psychiatric services and Intensive Outpatient Therapy (IOP*). *IOP coming soon – actively recruiting therapists.

Referrals & Assessments

Patients are accepted for inpatient treatment 24-hours a day. Confidential inpatient assessments and referrals are available free of charge, either by phone or in person, to determine appropriateness for programs. Referrals can be made from many sources, such as hospitals, physicians, mental health agencies, social service agencies, assisted living facilities, skilled nursing facilities, family, friends, and self-referrals. All inquiries are strictly confidential.

To get started, consider the following:

• Assessment and Evaluation: Inquiries made to BHS are evaluated by an assessment counselor to develop the best plan of action for the individual. To request an inpatient assessment call (775) 445-7350.
• For outpatient services call (775) 445-7756.
• Information and Referral: If the individual is not appropriate for inpatient treatment they are referred to a source that will best address their needs.
• Crisis Intervention: For those situations that need crisis intervention BHS supplies a 24-hour hotline to call when you or a loved one needs help. The crisis hotline is (800) 283-7671 or (775) 885-8866. Additionally, we offer crisis care at the Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center at 775 Fleischmann Way. For details on the Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center, call (775) 445-8889.
• Physician Collaboration: BHS will work with the patient’s primary physician to make sure the patient is getting optimum care.

Services and programs are tailored to fit the age, lifestyle and needs of patients:

• Adult & Youth Inpatient Units provide psychiatric and substance abuse help.
• Adult & Youth Outpatient Services include individual and group counseling.
• Adult Inpatient Unit providing essential geriatric psychiatric treatment.
• Crisis Treatment at the Mallory Behavioral Health Crisis Center for adults & our newly expanded youth crisis services for those in a mental health and/or substance use crisis.

The Behavioral Health team includes psychiatrists, , social workers, marriage and family therapists, chemical dependency counselors and psychiatric nurses. This team uses a holistic approach to treatment and recognizes the importance of mind, body and spirit in overall health. They work closely with others involved with the patient’s treatment, such as referring clinicians, family, friends and others who comprise the patient’s support system.

Adult Behavioral Health Outreach Programs

• Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
• First Episode Psychosis (FEP)
• School Suicide Risk Assessment

Carson Tahoe Health's two innovative behavioral health outreach programs (ACT and FEP) focus on providing individuals in crisis the care they need through community-based treatment. Community-based treatments keep individuals connected to services and treatments in their own community, but transportation can still be a barrier for many. Through the Robert Z. Hawkins Foundation vehicle donation, trained staff will now be able to assist these individuals in accessing important mental health resources. Carson Tahoe will also use the vehicle for its community mental health education program, which provides suicide-risk assessments in local schools.