Monmouth Mental Health

Monmouth, New Jersey Mental Health

Realizing the need for Monmouth mental health services within the county, The Monmouth County Department of Heath offers a wide range of support for citizens. Residents of Monmouth can contact the department to seek information, support and treatment on a variety of mental health issues for both children and adults.

The Division of Mental Health provides both information and referrals to available Monmouth mental health services within the county. The county also supports the implementation and development of several health programs in the city using county tax dollars. This program also monitors and serves the needs of children and adolescents who present either behavioral or emotional needs. Every citizen of Monmouth is eligible to receive information and help through this department. Interested residents seeking more information can call 732-431-7200.

It is estimated that in Monmouth County, there are 37,528 problem drinkers that directly affects five people everyday. The Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Services are available to help residents affected by drinking. They offer treatment, referrals and help for both patients needing help, and to friends and family looking for support. This department can be reached at 732-431-6451.

In addition to the county funded programs, there are many other resources for those affected by mental illness and for patients seeking support and treatment. Both non-profit organizations and the private sectors offer help for Monmouth mental health issues.

NJHelps: This program offers free and easy screening for eight different programs available including child services, work placement assistance, Monmouth mental health information and health insurance. This organization can be reached online at njhelps.org.

Mental Health Association of Monmouth County (MHA): This non-profit program has been active within the county since 1950. The agency works to reduce the stigma of mental illness by educating the public on mental health disorders. The MHA also monitors treatment programs and facilities and responds to complaints. In addition, the MHA serves to insure that all Monmouth residents receive adequate treatment close to home. The group also has regular meeting for friends and families affect by for Monmouth mental health illnesses and self-help groups for parents. The MHA can be reached by calling 732-389-6422.

Collaborative Support Programs of New Jersey: This agency has several locations in New Jersey and offers support and referrals to those seeking treatment, information and education on mental health issues. The main office can be reached at 1-800-227-3729.

CPC Behavorial Healthcare, Inc: This organization offers comprehensive mental health screening and care for patients of all ages. They have programs for those needing residential living for special education needs, comprehensive care for patients needing outpatient mental health care, addiction recovery, and employee assistance programs. They also offer service to adults seeking mental health rehabilitation. The main office can be reached at 732-643-4300 or by going online at www.cpcbehavioral.org.

Easter Seal Society of New Jersey-Behavioral Health Services: This agency provides 24 hour supervised residential treatment addressing a variety of mental health needs. It also offers permanent and transitional housing for mentally ill patients and training and advocacy for programs. It offers comprehensive apartment sites for homeless women and their children. The Easter Seal Society of New Jersey can be reached by calling 732-919-0888.

Bayshore Community Hospital: This hospital offers a wide variety of screening for Monmouth mental health issues as well as support groups for patients and families facing mental health illnesses. The hospital can be reached by calling 732-739-5900 or by visiting online at www.bchs.com.