Mobile & Telehealth Behavioral Health Services
Wildfires across the Nebraska Panhandle have forced evacuations and disrupted the lives of many individuals and families. In response, Nebraska Panhandle Counseling Center (NPCC) is actively deploying mobile behavioral health services and telehealth support to assist those impacted during this difficult time.
Our goal is to provide immediate, compassionate mental health support to help individuals cope with stress, uncertainty, and displacement.
NPCC is working in coordination with Panhandle Public Health District, which is providing physical health services and public health response efforts. Together, we are addressing both the physical and emotional needs of our communities.
We are grateful to be in a position to support our neighbors during this time. Providing care in moments like these is at the heart of our mission, and we are here to help you navigate the challenges ahead—one step at a time.
Services Available
Mobile Behavioral Health Units
NPCC is deploying mobile units directly into affected communities to provide on-site, in-person support, including:
- Crisis counseling and emotional support
- Stress and anxiety management
- Support for children and families
- Brief assessments and stabilization
- Treatment-in-place services when appropriate
Our mobile teams are working alongside community partners to meet individuals where they are.
Telehealth Support
For those unable to access in-person services, NPCC is offering telehealth appointments to ensure continued access to care.
Telehealth services include:
- Individual counseling sessions
- Support for parents and caregivers
- Emotional support for children and youth
- Coping strategies for trauma, stress, and loss
How To Access Services
If you or someone you know has been impacted and would like to connect with our team:
- Visit one of our mobile units in your area
- Request a telehealth appointment: accesscenter@cwcc.us
- Call us at: 307-920-2398
Same-day support may be available.
