FCC Behavioral Health Adult Psychosocial

Situated near downtown trails in Kennett, Missouri, FCC Behavioral Health is a non-profit behavioral health center helps adults manage mental illness and substance use disorders (SUD) through outpatient and community-based care. Services include community psychiatric rehabilitation (CPRC), crisis intervention, psychiatry, medication management, peer support, and integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders. The team also coordinates primary care, housing resources, and community services to help people maintain daily routines.

Building Skills Through Everyday Care

FCC Behavioral Health provides individual, family, and group therapy using cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing (MI), integrated dual disorders treatment, relapse prevention, and medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for substance use disorders (SUD). Psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners complete evaluations, manage medications, and monitor progress, while care coordinators and peer specialists meet with clients in homes and community settings to reinforce treatment goals.

Life Skills Beyond the Clinic

Adults receive services where they live, work, or spend time in the community. Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services teach budgeting, meal planning, medication management, cooking, communication, and problem-solving through structured group activities. The program also provides transportation to rehabilitation groups, nursing services, family involvement, and connections to employment, healthcare, housing, and other local resources.