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Substance Abuse Center: Health Services
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Established in 1959, Central Wyoming Counseling Center (CWCC) is a private, non-profit community mental health and substance abuse center with an annual budget of over $5.5 million and an annual payroll of over $3.5 million. CWCC is located in Casper, a city with a population of over 50,000. This location, in the central part of Wyoming, allows for many recreational opportunities, including skiing, camping, backpacking, fishing, hiking, and other activities.
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The Native American Center for Excellence will ... work with five tribal grantees currently implementing SAMHSA's strategic substance abuse prevention framework. These grantees include the Cook Inlet Tribe Council, Inc. of Anchorage, Alaska; The Native American Health Center, Inc. of OaklandCalif.; the Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Chippewa of Peshawbetown, Mich.; the Cherokee Nation of Tallequah, Okla.; and the Great Lakes Intertribal Council, Inc. of Lac du Flambeau, Wisc.
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Mental Health and Substance Abuse help is available throughout the state of Wyoming. To learn more about facilities in your county, roll your mouse over the map to the right. This will display some basic information about the mental health and substance abuse center in your area in the panel to the right of the map. Once you have viewed this basic information, you can then click through to learn more detailed information about the center serving the people where you live.
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" The Mental Health and Substance Abuse Divisions are pleased to release the findings their 2006 Gaps Analysis Reports on the status of Wyoming's public mental health and substance abuse services. These reports are intended to provide information that is useful for system of care planning and for promoting the transformation of mental health and substance abuse services in Wyoming, as envisioned in Enrolled Act 0021 (HB 91).
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Thomas Blackmon comes to WMU from his position as a manager with the Michigan Department of Corrections, Office of Substance Abuse Services. He has a master's degree from WMU in counseling education and counseling psychology and has spent the last seven years working with the MDOC. He has experience with contract management as well as resource management both within the MDOC and in community-based behavioral health settings.
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The mental health/substance abuse outpatient facilities are open five days per week from 8:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and all offer evening hours. Services offered include diagnostic assessment, nursing assessment, nutritional assessments, psychiatric medical services, individual, group, and family therapy. The four centers have a pharmacy on site.
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