At CCMH, we have a wide variety of services and service
provider types to best fit your needs.
We bring hope, well-being, and empowerment to our community through compassionate, inclusive behavioral healthcare and intellectual/developmental disability services.
Columbia Community Mental Health acknowledges that its facilities are located on lands traditionally inhabited by the Clatskanie, Cowlitz and some Kalapuya speaking nations and other indigenous peoples.
In service to Columbia County, CCMH is committed to honoring indigenous history and the people who have stewarded these lands and rivers by serving as allies.
We envision an organization in which every person feels a deep sense of belonging and value. We commit to accessible, high-quality care, client and staff well-being, and strong community partnerships.
We commit to these values in our work with clients, community partners, and each other.
CCMH has been a part of the community since it was founded on July 15, 1975 and is the behavioral health provider for Columbia County.
I’m so much less afraid of the world and know now I can do things on my own. I don’t need to hide myself away anymore, I can do the things I’ve wanted to do butwas too scared of.
Testimonial 1
People at CCMH are so helpful. I was so afraid of being judged, but when I come in here I can tell there’s no need to fear judgement.
Testimonial 2
I'm 22 days from graduating high school... I've learned I have self-esteem and today I am 84 days clean and never happier. Thank you for never giving up on me!
Testimonial 3Keep up on the latest news at Columbia Community Mental Health.
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This moment right now might be difficult, but there’s a lifetime of better moments to
look forward to. It takes courage to ask for help – and sometimes the
problem isn’t always clear.
