Columbia Outpatient Clinic

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The mission of the Family Counseling Center of Missouri Inc., is to improve the quality of life for individuals, families, and communities by helping people to make positive changes in their lives and empowering them to make healthy and effective choices. We strive to do this by providing professional therapy, treatment, community support and educational services in a physically and psychologically safe environment that enhances self-esteem. We are committed to the principle that all persons who need treatment should receive high quality services, regardless of ability to pay.

Columbia Outpatient Clinic
117 N Garth Ave
Columbia MO 65203
Tel: 573 449-2581

Our Outpatient Clinic offers a wide-range of services for individuals and families. These include:
• Individual Counseling
• Family & Couples Counseling
• Children & Adolescent Counseling
• Group Counseling
• Men Exploring Non-violent Directions (MEND) Individual and Group Counseling
• Anger Management Individaul and Group Counseling
• Drug and Alcohol Assessment and Treatment
• Trauma Counseling
• School Based Counseling
• SATOP
• OEP
• REACT

M.E.N.D.

M.E.N.D. (Men Exploring Non-violent Directions) is a 27 week batterer intervention program.

SATOP

SATOP, the Substance Abuse Traffic Offenders Program, is a two-step program for people who are convicted of driving while intoxicated. Family Counseling Center provides an alcohol and drug assessment which includes a standardized test, clinical interview and review of the offender's driving record to determine an appropriate level of intervention (OEP, WIP or CIP).

FCC Offers:
• OEP (Offenders Education Program) is a 10-hour education class, usually for first time offenders, who have had few previous problems with alcohol or drugs.
• CIP (Clinical Intervention Program) is a 10 week, 50-hour counseling and education program for people that have had several offenses.
• YCIP (Youth Clinical Intervention Program) is a 5 week, 25-hour counseling and alcohol education program for adolescents under the age of 21.

REACT

REACT (Required Educational Assessment and Community Treatment) is a cooperative effort with the Department of Corrections and Division of Alcohol and Drug Abuse for felony drug offenders. REACT is a 2-level process which includes a formal assessment and a referral to the REP (REACT Education Program) or into treatment.