North Central Behavioral Health Systems | LaSalle County 708 Mental Health Board

North Central Behavioral Health Systems (NCBHS)

About North Central Behavioral Health

North Central Behavioral Health Systems serves clients throughout Central and North Central Illinois. Its offices in LaSalle, Ottawa, Princeton, and Streator are accessible to LaSalle county residents. Accepts Medicare, Medicaid, Private, and Self-Pay.

LaSalle:

2960 Chartres Street

LaSalle, IL 61301

815-224-1610

Ottawa:

727 East Etna Road

Ottawa, IL 61350

815-434-4727

Streator:

111 Spring Street

Streator, IL 61364

(815) 434-4727

Princeton:

530 Park Ave E.

Princeton, IL 61356

815-224-1610

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Services Offered at North Central Behavioral Health

North Central Behavioral Health Systems serves clients through various locations in Central and North Central Illinois with a broad range of mental health and addiction services for individuals and families.

NCBHS offers solution-focused counseling for those experiencing common issues such as depression, anxiety, and stress, and more extensive services such as intensive mental health or substance use programs, medication management, psycho-social rehabilitation, community and home support, or a variety of other specialized services.

Information Library

NCBHS offers a health tool that provides an entire digital library of mental health information and resources. Visit the NCBHS information Library.

Take a Mental Health Screening

Individuals experiencing symptoms of depression, bipolar disorder, eating disorders, alcohol use, and other related issues can use health screenings to see if they may be fit for professional help or other recommendations. Screenings are 100% free and anonymous. Take a mental health screening.

Specialized Rehabilitation programs and services for addiction and other mental health conditions
Online consultation, trainings, and other services for employees and dependents
Education and trainings to prepare individuals and organizations to respond to psychiatric emergencies (Mental Health First Aid)
Health Promotions services that provide wellness information, education and resources to individuals and groups within our community.
An intensive 12-week program for alcohol and/or drug recovery

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to address both the physiological and behavioral aspects of addiction. This approach enhances the likelihood of successful outcomes and supports individuals in achieving and maintaining recovery. Using FDA-approved medications for opioid use disorder reduces the death rate among those living with addiction by 50% or more.

NCBHS accepts all clients, no matter their ability to pay. Anyone can call to schedule an intake appointment at 815-224-1610 or 815-434-4727.