HNA Adult Behavioral Health Programs

Walk-in services are offered at the Agency's Community Health Center, 500 E. Chestnut Ave., Altoona, from 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Monday - Friday.

Adult Partial:

Psychiatric group therapy designed to increase independence and self-efficiency and reduce the need for inpatient treatment.
Individual goals are developed.
Interventions available are insight-oriented therapies (cognitive/behavioral); symptom management (depression, anxiety, thought disorders); skill building (anger management, assertiveness); coping skills; Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT); psycho-educational; psychotherapy; co-occurring disorders.
Medication management is also available for those individuals admitted to the program.

This program provides services to adults with a serious and persistent mental illness.
Services include assessment of strengths and needs, service/goal planning and referrals to resources.
Services also include coordinating and linking the individual to services and resources in the community.

Partial hospital, intensive outpatient, individual and group outpatient and aftercare to individuals in need of treatment for chemical dependency and abuse.
Group, individual and family sessions provide education regarding addiction, recovery issues and relapse prevention.
Twelve Step recovery programs are strongly encouraged, as an adjunct to treatment.
Co‐occurring treatment.
DUI Groups.

This program consists of two (2) separate services. These two services work individually and as a team toward recovery with the individual receiving services.
An RN works with individuals on medication management, symptom management, medication information, coping mechanisms, community resources and other applicable areas.
An MPR specialist works on coping mechanisms, goal planning, life skills training, community involvement, and many other areas to assist the individual in becoming independent.