iHOPE MCCC

The iHOPE Program provides treatment through Coordinated Specialty Care with a wraparound approach that is individualized and person centered.

iHOPE is a program offered by MCCC providing support for adolescents and young adults who are experiencing or may be at risk for a first episode of psychosis, as well as individuals already living with psychosis. The iHOPE Program is a program offered by Mountain Comprehensive Care Center for adolescents and young adults who are currently experiencing, have recently had, or who are at risk of having a first episode of psychosis. This may include symptoms such as unusual thoughts and/or behaviors, hearing or seeing things that others do not, having thoughts or beliefs that appear to be strange to them or others, withdrawing from family and friends, and feeling fearful or suspicious of others. The goal of the iHOPE Program is to help individuals cope with these experiences and improve their ability to work or go to school, live independently, and have enjoyable relationships. You may be eligible to participate in the iHOPE Program if you:
-Are between the ages of 15 and 30
-Currently or within the past 12 months experiencing psychosis
-At risk of experiencing psychosis which may include symptoms such as unusual thoughts and behaviors, or hearing or seeing things that other's don't
-Are willing to have an evaluation by a mental health professional

If you choose to participate in the iHOPE Program you will receive treatment including:
-Care and support based on your needs and preferences
-Help finding a job or returning to school, mental health treatment including therapy, family education and support, case management, peer support, and other services as needed
-Medication treatment/management

10/09/2025

🎉 Come see the iHOPE Program at Jenny Wiley Days, we’ll be here today and tomorrow!

Stop by our booth to learn more about the services we offer and how we’re supporting our community. Plus, we’ve got a special little helper with us today lending a hand alongside our regular crew 👏

Come say hi, grab some info, and enjoy the festival!

09/18/2025

💙 iHOPE has been out in the community this week!

✅ Yesterday we took part in the Johnson County Save A Life Roadshow
✅ Today we joined the Floyd County Save A Life Roadshow, hosted by the Floyd County Health Department.

We’re honored to stand with our partners, spreading awareness and resources that help save lives and bring hope to our region.

08/01/2025

📚🎉 Come see us at the Prestonsburg Back to School Bash at Acher Park — we’re here until 8PM!

We’ve got:
✅ Free school supplies
✅ Inflatables for the kids
✅ Info about iHOPE programs that support youth and families

Stop by, say hi, and let’s kick off the school year strong! 💪

05/23/2025

Come see the iHOPE Program today at the Paintsville Recreation Center for the Johnson County Mental Health Fair! We’re set up and ready to talk about how iHOPE supports individuals on their recovery journey. Stop by our table, grab some resources, and learn about first episode psychosis services!!

05/15/2025

Congratulations to TAY Coordinator Ethan! It’s wonderful to see our youth celebrating with you on your wonderful journey!

Today, we proudly celebrated our supervisor, Ethan Doebel, on a major milestone — his Social Work Graduation & Pinning! 🎓✨

Ethan has been a constant source of support, guidance, and compassion for our youth and staff at the Clubhouse. As a small token of our appreciation, we surprised him with cake, a gift, and heartfelt congratulations. 🎂🎁

Please join us in recognizing Ethan’s hard work and dedication to the field of social work. We’re honored to be part of his journey and excited to see all that he’ll accomplish ahead.

Congratulations, Ethan — your Clubhouse family is so proud of you!

03/17/2025

🌟iHOPE Peer Support Services🌟

Everyone wants to feel seen and heard when they’re struggling, and often that means finding someone who truly understands. A peer is someone we can relate to—whether through gender, race, culture, age, or other factors. Peers play a crucial role for youth, as they often seek support from one another before turning to anyone else.

In the context of mental health, peer support offers young people the opportunity to connect with someone who also experiences mental health conditions. This connection fosters understanding and empathy. Additionally, peer support benefits the person providing it, as they can use their own experiences to help others, enhancing their own well-being in the process.

If you or someone you know in Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, or Pike counties is experiencing early signs of psychosis or needs support, iHOPE is here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support you or your loved one.

Call us at:
(606) 339-7596 or (606) 339-6596

02/18/2025

📢RESOURCE ALERT📢

🚨From the Besty Layne Church of Christ🚨
Address: 10967 Us Highway 23 S Betsy Layne, KY, United States, Kentucky 41635

Resources are available for those in need, including:
-Cleaning Supplies
-Cases of Water
-Food Boxes
-Clothing
-Bedding

If you need items delivered, please call Stevie Lee Roberts at (606) 422-0905.
They will do their best to try to get items to you.

02/07/2025

🌟The Ridge’s Winter Conference🌟

Today, MCCC’s iHOPE Program Director, Marquita Doebel, and TAY Coordinator, Ethan Doebel, had the pleasure of attending as vendors at The Ridge’s Winter Conference in Lexington, KY.

We had a great time connecting with professionals, sharing resources, and learning more about the important work being done to support mental health and recovery. Thank you to The Ridge for hosting such a meaningful event!

💬 Reach Out Today
If you or someone you know in Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, or Pike counties is experiencing early signs of psychosis or needs support, iHOPE is here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support you or your loved one.

📞 Call us at:
(606) 339-7596 or (606) 339-6596

02/06/2025

🌟Factors That Can Affect Psychosis🌟

1.)Biological Factors
·Genetics: A family history of mental health conditions can increase susceptibility.
·Brain Chemistry: Imbalances in neurotransmitters like dopamine and glutamate can contribute.
·Medical Conditions: Issues such as brain injuries, infections, or neurological disorders can trigger psychosis.

2.)Psychological Factors
·Trauma: Experiencing significant stress, loss, or trauma can play a role.
·Underlying Mental Health Conditions: Disorders like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression may include psychotic episodes.

3.)Environmental Factors
·Substance Use: Drugs such as cannabis, L*D, or amphetamines can trigger or worsen symptoms.
·Stress: Major life changes, pressure, or an overwhelming environment can act as triggers.
·Sleep Deprivation: Prolonged lack of sleep can increase vulnerability to psychosis.

4.)Social and Cultural Factors
·Isolation: Lack of social support can exacerbate symptoms.
·Cultural Stressors: Experiences like discrimination or cultural disconnection can impact mental health.

💬 Reach Out Today
If you or someone you know in Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, or Pike counties is experiencing early signs of psychosis or needs support, iHOPE is here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support you or your loved one.

📞 Call us at:
(606) 339-7596 or (606) 339-6596

01/31/2025

🌟Common Symptoms of Psychosis🌟

•Hallucinations: Perceiving things that aren’t there, such as hearing voices, seeing visions, or feeling sensations.
•Delusions: Strong, false beliefs that don’t align with reality (e.g., believing someone is watching or controlling you).
•Disorganized Thinking: Thoughts may be jumbled, illogical, or hard to follow in conversation.
•Mood and Emotional Changes: Feeling unusually detached, suspicious, anxious, or euphoric.
•Behavioral Changes: Acting in ways that seem unusual, inappropriate, or out of character.
•Cognitive Difficulties: Problems with memory, focus, or decision-making.

💬 Reach Out Today
If you or someone you know in Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin, or Pike counties is experiencing early signs of psychosis or needs support, iHOPE is here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our services and how we can support you or your loved one.

📞 Call us at:
(606) 339-7596 or (606) 339-6596

01/27/2025

Psychosis is a mental health condition that affects how a person interprets reality. It often involves a loss of connection with the world around them, which can lead to difficulty distinguishing between what is real and what isn’t. Psychosis is a symptom rather than a diagnosis, and it can occur as part of mental health conditions like schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or severe depression, or it can be due to other factors such as substance use, trauma, or medical conditions.

If you or someone you know is experiencing symptoms of psychosis, it is important to seek help right away.

Please contact us at:
1(606) 339-7596
or
1(606) 339 -6596

01/16/2025

🌟 The iHOPE Program 🌟

At iHOPE, we empower individuals and families facing early psychosis challenges. Our mission: to help you regain control and achieve your goals through holistic, evidence-based mental health care.

What Does iHOPE Offer?
•Early Intervention Services: Improving outcomes by identifying and addressing early psychosis symptoms through a coordinated specialty care (CSC) approach.
•Peer Support: Guidance and encouragement from individuals with lived experience.
•Therapy Services: Professional, evidence-based therapy tailored to your needs.
•Personalized Care Plans: Support designed for your unique recovery journey.
•Family and Community Support: Equipping families with tools and knowledge to provide care and encouragement.

At iHOPE, we believe in recovery and the potential for everyone to thrive. Early intervention helps build resilience and supports individuals in leading fulfilling lives.

**💬 Reach Out Today**
If you or someone you know could benefit from iHOPE, we’re here to help. Contact us to learn more about our support services.

Address

104 South Front Avenue
Prestonsburg, KY
41653

Website

http://www.mtcomp.org/

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