Child, Family, & Young Adult Outpatient (CFYA)

Program Manager: Shannon Brister, BA, QMHA-I
Program Supervisor: Amy Richardson, LMFT, QMHP - Program Supervisor

CFYA is an outpatient treatment program within Deschutes County Behavioral Health (DCBH) that specializes in the care and treatment for children through young adults. Our therapists have specialty training in therapy models for young individuals and are creative with a variety of approaches to engage the family.

What Services does CFYA Offer?

Based on the individual needs, the treatment plan could include any of the following services:

Individual Therapy
Family Therapy
Groups
Skills Building
Outreach and Education
Psychiatric Evaluation/Medication Management
Case Management
Peer Support Network
Substance Use Treatment
Parent Child Interactive Therapy (PCIT)
Generation Parent Management Training Oregon (Gen-PMTO)

Who Will Benefit From the Program?

We work with individuals navigating a variety of different complex issues, including:

Anxiety
Trauma
Mood Disorders
Oppositional Behaviors
LGBTQ+ Needs
Attachment
Substance Use
Parenting Skills
Self-harm/Suicidal Ideation
Grief & Loss
Eating Disorders
ADHD

Who can access CFYA services?

Residents of Deschutes County that meet medical necessity for therapy interventions.

How much does it cost to participate in services?

DCBH will bill Oregon Health Plan or private insurance if available. A sliding scale is available based on the Federal Poverty Level.

How do I start?

No referral needed! An individual or their caregiver can call to start services. Please call (541) 322-7500 to set up an appointment with an Access Clinician.

More information on how to access services can be found here.