Brightli - Burrell Behavioral Health Branson Adlt

Community-Based Care for Substance Use and Mental Health

The center delivers substance use services within a larger community mental health system that serves multiple Missouri counties. At this clinic, adults and adolescents can work on substance use concerns alongside mental health conditions or pain-related issues. Services are designed for people living in and around Stone and Taney Counties who may face distance, transportation, or other barriers. The program emphasizes accessibility, so people can stay connected to care as they move through different stages of recovery.

Flexible Programming Across Levels of Care

Several levels of outpatient substance use care are offered, including regular outpatient counseling, intensive outpatient programming (IOP), and day treatment or partial hospitalization (PHP). These options allow people to attend treatment while remaining in their homes and communities. The center also provides access to 24-hour residential and transitional programs that focus on daily living skills and independent living. This helps match the intensity of care to each person’s needs over time.

Medications, Counseling, and Telehealth Support

The center combines medications for addiction treatment with counseling and mental health care. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) can be administered as needed to help stabilize withdrawal symptoms and support relapse prevention, while counseling focuses on changing thoughts and behaviors that keep people stuck. Evidence-based approaches include cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model, anger management, relapse-prevention strategies, and trauma-focused counseling. Individual, group, and family counseling are available, and telehealth services are available.

Practical Services for Daily Life

Clients receive comprehensive mental health and substance use assessments, metabolic monitoring, and testing. Education is available on general health topics, as well as smoking, vaping, and tobacco cessation. Recovery support includes case management, housing services, help obtaining social services, mentoring and peer support, recovery coaching, and suicide prevention services. Transportation assistance can make it easier to attend appointments consistently.