At CACS we are proud to…
Provide exceptional and effective care to individuals and families in central South Dakota by empowering those we serve, focusing on strengths, and promoting wellness within our communities.
We are always recruiting Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) Treatment Parent(s)!
If you are interested in becoming a Therapeutic Foster Care (TFC) Treatment Parent please contact Carrie Ward, TFC Director, at 605-224-5811 ext. 103.
Mental Health Services
At CACS, our trained and experienced staff provide responsive, effective, and individualized therapeutic care across the lifespan. Mental health is an integral part of overall health and wellness. CACS professionals recognize that each person brings unique experiences, strengths, and goals that drive their plans for services. Treatment recommendations consider personal needs and preferences and may include individual, group, or family sessions. CACS offers the unique ability to connect to multiple treatment teams and resources internally, as well as having the ability to also wrap in a network of supports within the community to provide the most comprehensive care. Regardless of where a person is in their journey, CACS strives to create a safe place for all to explore their experiences and build skills to enhance their lives.
Substance Use Services
A substance use disorder (SUD) is a disease that occurs when the recurrent use of alcohol and/or drugs causes significant impairments in an individual’s life. Impairments may include physical or mental health problems, disability, and failure to meet primary responsibilities at work, school, or home. Substance use disorders can range from mild to severe. The first step in getting help for substance use is to complete a comprehensive assessment. At CACS, our qualified SUD staff can provide assessment services and treatment recommendations. Treatment recommendations for substance use disorders are individualized to the person’s needs through various professional and natural supports such as outpatient treatment, support groups, and peer specialists.
Psychiatric Services
A psychiatric provider is a medical provider who specializes in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses, including substance abuse disorders. Psychiatric providers are uniquely qualified to assess both the mental and physical aspects of psychological disturbance. Their medical education has given them a full working knowledge of the many causes for a patient’s feelings and symptoms. Equipped with this understanding, psychiatric providers can make a complete, accurate diagnosis and then recommend or provide treatment.
Therapeutic Foster Care
Therapeutic Foster Care is a family foster home based treatment program. TFC parents provide nurturing basic day-to-day care for a foster child in a safe environment, but treatment foster parents are also expected to provide extra time and effort to help a child meet their emotional and behavioral needs. The TFC clinical specialist and treatment parents partner with a treatment team including: the child’s therapist, school, medical providers, guardian agency and any others providing services to that child. The goal of the TFC Program is to address the causes of a child’s emotional problems and help them to change their behavior allowing the child to live a more functional life in a family, school and community.
Zero Suicide
Zero Suicide is an aspirational challenge and practical framework with the foundational belief that suicide deaths for individuals under the care of health and behavioral health systems are preventable. Using the Zero Suicide framework, Capital Area Counseling Services (CACS) is dedicated to a system-wide transformation toward safer suicide care by routinely and consistently embedding evidence-based practices focused on patient safety and offering hope for recovery for people at risk for suicide.
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FOR MENTAL HEALTH EMERGENCIES CALL OR TEXT 988
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If you or a loved one struggles with opioid addiction, it's not too late to take the first step to recovery. Connect with Care Coordination, a free, confidential service to walk you through every aspect of recovery >> bit.ly/3G8zoLj. ... See MoreSee Less
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Today we wish our Administrative Intern, Brooke Morris, well as she heads back to school after an amazing summer with CACS! Thank you Brooke, for your positive attitude, desire to learn, and all of your hard work on many projects. We will miss your wit around the office! We wish you the best as you start your junior year! ... See MoreSee Less
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Meet Dr. Robert Giebink, MD
Dr. Giebink is a contract psychiatrist with CACS with 30 years of experience working in behavioral health. He has worked at the Sioux Falls VA Medical Center, Human Service Agency in Watertown, SD, Keystone Treatment Center in Canton, SD, and now works at MWI Health in Sioux Falls.
Dr. Giebink has a wealth of experience working with adults in many psychiatric settings. He has treated the full range of common psychiatric conditions, including mood disorders such as bipolar and major depression, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder and psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia. Relationship problems and abuse of alcohol and other substances often play an important role in the mental health difficulties that people have. Dr. Giebink has particular interest in helping people with co-occurring disorders, such as substance abuse in patients who have mood and/or anxiety disorders. He provides medication management but understands the importance and effectiveness of other treatment modalities, including individual counseling, group therapy and 12-Step programs. ... See MoreSee Less
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Knowing the signs of an opioid overdose is crucial, especially when it comes to those you care about. Recognizing the symptoms early can make all the difference in saving a life. Whether it's a friend, family member, or someone you know, being prepared and acting fast gives them the best chance for survival. Learn more about recognizing and responding to an opioid overdose >> bit.ly/4f7LlxX ... See MoreSee Less
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