Child, Adolescent & Adult Psychiatric Services Sequim, WA

Behavioral Health at Jamestown Family Health Clinic (Sequim) - Overview: Part of Jamestown Family Health Clinic, a Sequim-based medical practice owned by the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe. The clinic uses a team-based approach to deliver comprehensive primary care, including behavioral health services. - Services likely included: Behavioral health support integrated with primary care, such as counseling or mental health services, aligned with other services like medical, orthopedic, and pharmacy. - Access: Serves tribal citizens and non-tribal community members; located at 808 N 5th Ave, Sequim, WA. - Organization context: The clinic employs a multidisciplinary team (22+ staff historically reported; current count around 20) with leadership including Chief Medical Officer and Associate Medical Director, indicating established behavioral health coordination within the clinic’s care model. - Additional notes: The clinic emphasizes a team-based approach to comprehensive health care and is expanding its staff, suggesting ongoing capacity for behavioral health services.

Peninsula Behavioral Health (PBH) is a nonprofit mental health and co-occurring substance use disorder provider based in Port Angeles, WA. It serves Clallam County with a wide range of services including adult outpatient, youth and family programs, crisis support, homeless outreach, residential care, substance use treatment, medical/pharmacy services, and mental health first aid. The organization operates five offices across the area, including Sequim (500 W. Fir Street, Sequim, WA 98382). PBH was founded in 1971, employs about 40 staff, and has annual revenue around $33.4 million. For Sequim-specific services, PBH provides access to their broader community-based and clinical programs within the county. Contact: development office via developmentoffice@peninsulabehavioral.org or or call 888-910-0416 / (360) 457-0431 / (360) 457-4431.