Mental health
Outpatient counseling
A private, welcoming place to work through anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship concerns, and other challenges with a compassionate professional.
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Care for the community we call home
You do not have to figure it out alone.
When life feels heavy, recovery feels out of reach, or someone you love needs support at home, we are here to help you find the next right step.
Serving Schuyler County and surrounding communities from Rushville, Illinois.
Start where you are
What would make life feel more manageable?
Our programs
Real support for real life.
Instead of handing you a list, we will help you understand your options and connect you with the program that fits your needs.
Recovery
Substance use treatment
Individual support and recovery focused services for people ready to make a change, rebuild stability, or strengthen the progress they have already made.
Take the first stepPsychiatric care · Ages 6 and older
Psychiatry, medication, and nursing support
Veronica Williams, APRN, PMH-BC, provides psychiatric evaluation, diagnosis, medication prescribing and monitoring across the lifespan, from children age 6 through older adulthood. Services also include GeneSight testing when appropriate to help inform medication decisions.
Our on-staff registered nurse supports vital signs and health histories, medication education and reconciliation, long-acting injectable medications when offered, patient assistance applications, and coordination with therapists, primary care providers, pharmacies, hospitals, laboratories, case managers, and community agencies.
Ask about psychiatric services24/7 CRISIS LINE
Urgent mental health support
Help during a mental health crisis
When you or someone you care about is facing a mental health crisis, call this dedicated line any time, day or night.
Call the Crisis Line: (217) 322-4366 If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.Connection
Groups and recovery support
Supportive group settings can help people learn practical skills, stay connected, and remember they are not alone in recovery.
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Community Care
A little help can make staying home possible.
For older adults and families, everyday tasks can become the difference between struggling alone and living safely with confidence.
- Support with routine household tasks
- Help that protects independence and dignity
- Peace of mind for families and caregivers
- Local care from people who understand our community
Beyond clinical care
More ways we strengthen our community.
Our work extends beyond the counseling office. These initiatives respond to practical needs that affect stability, dignity, recovery, and connection.
Housing and stability
Project Restoration
A community initiative centered on helping people move toward greater safety, stability, and a restored sense of possibility.
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Serving those who served
Veterans Homes
Supporting the development of safe, stable housing opportunities for veterans in our community.
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Coming soon
Ruth's Hope
A new community program being developed to create another pathway toward safety, hope, and a more stable future.
Ask about Ruth's Hope
Campus partner · Separate nonprofit
Schuyler County Food Basket
The Food Basket shares our campus and distributes food to local community members on Fridays. It operates as a separate organization while remaining an important part of the support available at our location.
Contact us for current distribution detailsAbout SCMHA
Local care. Human connection. No judgment.
Schuyler County Mental Health Association helps people heal, recover, and live with greater independence. Our work spans mental health, substance use recovery, crisis support, psychiatry, and care in the home, all rooted in the belief that asking for help should feel like a step forward.
Accountability
Our commitment is transparent.
We earned Candid's highest level of nonprofit transparency for sharing our goals, strategies, financial information, and measurable impact.
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MAIN OFFICE & COMMUNITY CARE
Questions, appointments, and services
Call for program information, appointments, Community Care, employment questions, or general assistance.
Call during office hours(217) 322-437324/7 MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS LINE
Urgent help, day or night
Call when you or someone you care about is experiencing a mental health crisis and needs immediate support.
Call the crisis line now(217) 322-4366If there is immediate danger or a medical emergency, call 911.Visit127 S. Liberty Street
Rushville, IL 62681
Rushville, IL 62681
Office hoursMonday through Thursday
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Careers at SCMHA
Interested in joining our team?
Contact us to ask about current clinical, administrative, Community Care, and other employment opportunities.