Turning Point is an outpatient mental health center that exists to provide expert care and relief, no matter who you are or what your situation might be. We guide you through the most frightening and difficult steps and decisions you face and help to ensure that you maintain your legal rights. We provide solid support, every step of the way, recognizing each client’s efforts to change, stabilize and grow.

  • Latest News

    New Living Room Program Now Open

    2011/09/23

    Turning Point BHCC in Skokie and The Josselyn Center in Northfield were recently chosen to receive new funding from the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS) for an innovative psychiatric respite care program that will result in decreased emergency room visits, lower costs associated with outpatient and preventive care, and the promotion of paraprofessionals who will act as peer counselors and advocates.  The program will demonstrate major cost savings in mental health crisis service delivery while caring for clients in a compassionate, non-intrusive, safe environment.

    Upcoming Events

  • Tickets to Recovery

    Turning Point is responding creatively to tightening state budgets with our Tickets To Recovery program. You can provide life-saving help by purchasing a “Ticket” to fund mental health care for someone who is unable to pay.

  • Tell Us Your Turning Point

    In an effort to promote community mental health and fight stigma, Turning Point invites you to participate in a creative project to better understand people with mental illness. Please join us!

  • Turning Point’s Annual Benefit for Mental Health

    Wednesday, June 13, 2012 - 6:00pm

    Mark your calendars!  Celebrating Solid Support: Turning Point’s Benefit for Mental Health promises to be fun and informative with a silent auction, raffle, music and great food.  More details coming soon!

  • Eleventh Annual Town Hall Meeting

    Friday, February 10, 2012 - 10:00am

    Elected officials as well as local chapters of United Way and the National Alliance on Mental Illness will join Turning Point staff, clients and the general public to discuss current challenges and opportunities facing mental health services at the 11th an