The Chautauqua County Office of Mental Hygiene will host an open up property from 9 to 11 a.m. Friday at its new Certified Neighborhood Behavioral Well being Clinic at 60 Franklin Ave., Dunkirk.
Workers associates will direct excursions of the facility and users of the peer assist crew will give demonstrations of art therapy.
The clinic will give providers for mental wellness and addictions, which include counseling, group therapy, mobile crisis reaction, relapse prevention, referrals and peer assistance providers.
“Our most important target is to uphold the CCDMH mission to present well timed, quality and available treatment,” says clinic director Tamie Coleman, “and now we get to do so in a point out-of-the-art facility.”