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Basic living and social skills

Basic Living and Social Skills

Basic Living and Social Skills services are designed to help individuals develop essential skills for independent living. These services address a wide range of areas, including:

  • Interpersonal communication: Developing effective communication with others.
  • Community resource utilization: Learning how to access and utilize community services.
  • Crisis assistance and relapse prevention: Providing support during challenging times to help prevent mental health setbacks.
  • Household management: Skills such as budgeting, shopping, cooking, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
  • Transportation: Learning to use public or private transportation safely and effectively.
  • Medication monitoring and mental illness symptom management: Monitoring medication use and managing symptoms effectively to prevent relapse.

These services can be delivered individually or in a group setting, tailored to the needs identified in the client’s treatment plan.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) are designed to help adults with mental health conditions develop the skills necessary to live independently and manage daily life. The services focus on improving emotional regulation, coping strategies, social skills, and practical life skills like managing finances and maintaining a household.
 
To qualify for ARMHS, you must:
 
• Be 18 years or older
• Have a mental health diagnosis that interferes with daily functioning
• Have a functional impairment in one or more life areas (e.g., personal care, employment, housing)
• Be enrolled in Minnesota Medical Assistance (MA) or a qualifying managed care plan
 
(If you’re not sure whether you qualify, contact us—we’ll walk you through the process.)
 
ARMHS can help individuals diagnosed with:
Depression and mood disorders
Anxiety disorders
Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
Bipolar disorder
PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
Personality disorders
Other qualifying mental health conditions
 
 
 
We provide flexible service delivery to meet your needs. ARMHS services are available:
• In-home – We come to you to provide care in a comfortable and familiar environment.
• In the community – We can meet you at local community centers, parks, or other locations.
• Telehealth – Virtual sessions are available for clients with transportation challenges or scheduling conflicts.
 
The length of services depends on your individual needs and progress. ARMHS services are not time-limited; you can continue receiving support as long as you meet the eligibility criteria and are making progress toward your treatment goals.
 
Your treatment plan is developed based on a Functional Assessment conducted by a licensed mental health professional.
The plan will:
Identify your strengths and challenges
Set measurable goals for recovery and independence
Outline the specific services and strategies that will help you achieve those goals
 
Treatment plans are reviewed and updated regularly to reflect your progress and any changing needs.
 
 
ARMHS services are covered by:
Minnesota Medical Assistance (MA)
Most managed care plans under MA
Private insurance (contact us to confirm coverage)
Sliding fee scale for those without coverage (based on income)
 
Our intake team will help you verify your insurance coverage and explain any potential out-of-pocket costs before services begin.
 
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