Company Description

Four County Mental Health is a leading provider of alcohol/drug abuse services, consultation, community education, and community-based support services in the region. We offer a wide range of services to meet the diverse needs of individuals and families within our community. Our dedicated team of professionals provides crisis services, outpatient mental health services, and employee assistance programs.

With branch offices located in Cowley, Winfield, Coffeyville, and Independence, we are able to serve individuals in multiple locations. Our Cowley branch office, conveniently located at 22214 D. St, offers a range of services including community-based services for children and crisis services. We also have a dedicated team at Strother Field that provides outpatient mental health services.

Our main office in Independence is another hub for our comprehensive services. At this location, we offer community support services for adults, consultation, and crisis services. Additionally, our highly trained staff provides employee assistance programs to promote mental health and well-being in the workplace.

For after-hours emergencies, our hotline is available at 800-499-1748. We understand that emergencies can occur at any time, and our team is here to provide immediate assistance and support.

At Four County Mental Health, we are committed to creating a safe and supportive community by providing effective and compassionate care to individuals of all ages. We believe in the importance of education and consultation to raise awareness about mental health and substance abuse issues. Through our collaboration with community partners, we aim to improve the overall well-being of the populations we serve.

For more information about our services, please visit our website at www.fourcounty.com.

Products & Services

Consultation ,   community education ,   employee assistance programs ,   community-based support services ,   outpatient mental health services ,   alcohol/drug abuse services ,   Crisis Services