All services offered at CAASTLC start with a Family Intake, Assessment and Referral.  During this process you will sit down one on one with a member of CAASTLC’s staff to discuss the challenges you are going through and what programs and services offered at CAASTLC that may be of assistance to you.  If CAASTLC does not directly provide a service that is determined you need, a referral will be provided to another agency that provides that service.

Most of the programs that CAASTLC provides are targeted for low-income county residents. Income eligibility varies slightly for some programs. Click on eligibility requirements and  documentation required for a complete list.

We are committed to providing high quality, affordable counseling and evaluation services to adults, couples, children, and families, and to training effective, empathic psychologists.

Epworth’s innovative, holistic and comprehensive treatment approach helps youth focus on solutions, build on inherent strengths and communicate more effectively. Nearly 13,000 individuals turn to Epworth each year for emergency shelter, residential and intensive treatment, family reunification therapy, transitional and independent living programs, foster family care, prevention services and a 24-hour help line. Epworth’s strength-based therapeutic philosophy builds on the individual strengths of youth and families, thus increasing the capacity of each to thrive in society.

Mission
"Partnering with the community to assist children, youth and their families in their individual quest for health and wholeness through quality, faithful, professional services."

The Marriage & Family Institute has been serving individuals, couples and families in the St. Louis area for more than 30 years. Started by two St. Louis University professors as a laboratory for family therapy training, it has grown into an active private psychotherapy practice.

The therapists affiliated with the institute have many years of experience working with clients regarding a variety of issues, including depression, anxiety, marital conflict, divorce, parenting concerns, domestic violence, trauma recovery, sexual dysfunction, substance abuse and aging.

The Family Support Division can help you or your family with food stamps, health care, child care, child support, and other needs as we support our mission to maintain and strengthen Missouri families.

The Family & Community Resource Center – or FCRC as it’s better known – provides just what its name promises: A vast array of special education and disability-related tools and resources for SSD families and the community at large. The FCRC’s collection includes thousands of books, journals, videos, resource packets and more.