We offer flexible service delivery methods to accommodate different needs and preferences: In-Home Services – We provide care in t

We help clients pursue meaningful employment and educational opportunities as part of their recovery journey. Our team provides direct support and guidance to help clients achieve their vocational and educational goals.

Crisis Prevention and Management We provide proactive support to help clients identify early signs of a mental health crisis and apply coping strategies to prevent escalation.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation focuses on helping clients develop coping mechanisms and emotional regulation skills. This service empowers clients to manage mental health symptoms, build self-confidence, and engage in social and recreational activities.

Transition to Community Living (TCL) services are designed to support individuals transitioning from more restrictive mental health service settings, such as hospitals or residential treatment centers, back into the community. These services focus on:

Basic Living and Social Skills services are designed to help individuals develop essential skills for independent living.

Certified Peer Specialist services provide nonclinical, recovery-focused activities that promote empowerment, self-determination, and decision-making. Delivered by peers with lived experience in mental health recovery, these services include:

The Functional Assessment (FA) is a comprehensive evaluation of how an individual’s mental health symptoms affect their daily life and functioning.

Specialized grief-focused counseling, education, events, and programs for those coping with loss or anticipatory grief.

The Individual Treatment Plan (ITP) is a written document that outlines the specific goals and objectives for the individual’s mental health treatment