At Neighborhood HealthSource, we realize being healthy mentally and emotionally is just as important as having a healthy body. Behavioral healthcare can be expensive and hard to access, especially for people without health insurance.
That’s why we offer a variety of behavioral health services at our clinics. We also offer treatment for substance abuse. Patients can pay for behavioral health services on the same income-based sliding fee scale we use for medical services.
Please note: Due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak in our communities, all behavioral health appointments are being held as telehealth visits. This means that instead of coming in to the clinic, you will meet with a behavioral health provider over the phone or via HIPAA-compliant video chat. If you have questions or want to schedule a behavioral health appointment, please call us at 612-588-9411.
For more information related to the COVID-19 outbreak, visit our COVID-19 Resources page.
Therapy
Our therapists meet with teens and adults in individual, couples, or family settings for ongoing therapy. They can address conditions such as:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Trauma
- Hallucinations
- Bipolar disorder
- Mental health with substance abuse concerns
Telepsychiatry
We work remotely with a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner to connect current Neighborhood HealthSource patients with psychiatric evaluation and care on a referral basis. The psychiatric practitioner does assessments and helps manage medication for patients ages five years and older. A telepsychiatry appointment is like any other appointment at the clinic, except the provider is communicating with you via video chat. Video chats are secure and privacy-compliant. Telepsychiatry services are available for current Neighborhood HealthSource patients only.
Make an appointment with one of our medical providers for initial assessment and referral.
Primary Care
Our primary care providers can treat and prescribe medication for patients with anxiety and depression. Our primary care providers are trained in Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT). This is a process for identifying possible mental health concerns in patients being seen for medical care and connecting them to a behavioral health provider. Several of our primary care providers are also certified
Suboxone providers.
Substance Abuse Treatment
Neighborhood HealthSource employs a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) to help patients with substance abuse issues. The LADC completes a comprehensive assessment, develops a treatment plan, and works with patients to connect them with resources. The LADC works in all of our clinics alongside our
behavioral health and primary medical providers, so the full range of healthcare support is easily accessible to patients being treated for substance abuse.
Medication-Assisted Treatment
We have several certified Suboxone providers available to current Neighborhood HealthSource patients with opioid use disorder. Patients in the Suboxone program can work with our Licensed Alcohol & Drug Counselor and our behavioral health team for ongoing counseling and support. Several of our primary care providers and our telepsychiatrist can prescribe medications for substance abuse, including Naltrexone, Vivitrol, and Antabuse.
Meet Our Providers
![Photo of Dieudonne (Dee) Asambang LADC]( "Photo of Dieudonne (Dee) Asambang LADC")
Dieudonne (Dee) Asambang LADC
Licensced Alcohol & Drug Counselor
Dee is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. In addition, he provides person-centered, trauma-informed mental health services from a cognitive behavioral approach. His experience involves working with children, adolescents and adults with dual diagnosis and Severe and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) in inpatient and outpatient settings.
Dee is in the process of obtaining his licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and Licensed School Counselor (LSC).…Read Bio
Dee is a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. In addition, he provides person-centered, trauma-informed mental health services from a cognitive behavioral approach. His experience involves working with children, adolescents and adults with dual diagnosis and Severe and Persistent Mental Illness (SPMI) in inpatient and outpatient settings.
Dee is in the process of obtaining his licensure as a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor (LPCC) and Licensed School Counselor (LSC). He is very passionate about the influence of war, socioeconomic factors, and immigration on addiction and mental health.
Chelsea Butay LICSW
Behavioral Health Therapist
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![Photo of Erin Gillen LPCC]( "Photo of Erin Gillen LPCC")
Erin Gillen LPCC
Behavioral Health Therapist
Erin Gillen is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and received her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Boston College. Erin has worked in behavioral health since 2012 and at Neighborhood HealthSource since 2018. Erin’s areas of interest are mental health, co-occurring disorders, and integrated behavioral health. Erin believes that it is important to treat the whole person and consider all aspects including mental health, trauma, physical health, and social supports.…Read Bio
Erin Gillen is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor and received her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Boston College. Erin has worked in behavioral health since 2012 and at Neighborhood HealthSource since 2018. Erin’s areas of interest are mental health, co-occurring disorders, and integrated behavioral health. Erin believes that it is important to treat the whole person and consider all aspects including mental health, trauma, physical health, and social supports. Erin works with ages 12+ in areas such as depression, anxiety, trauma, bipolar disorder, relationship issues, stress, and substance use, among others. Erin meets with clients individually, as well as for couples and family therapy. Outside of work, Erin’s enjoys spending time with her family, camping, traveling, listening to music, and being active.
