Case Management Services – Case managers help clients and families identify needs, assist in resolving problems, coordinating services and linking with other available resources. Your primary case manager will work with you to develop your personalized recovery plan based on the goals you have for yourself.

Skills Training and Development – This training provides you with an opportunity to enhance skills in coping, social, emotional and self-control, which are all needed to manage daily living and improve behaviors.  Specific skills training include:  social behavior, assertiveness, problem solving, relaxation, anger management, understanding and expressing feelings, coping strategies, budgeting, learning why and how to take medications, and independent living skills.

Supported Employment (For Adults Only) – This service provides individualized assistance in choosing and keeping a job.  This service will include developing skills and addressing symptoms that may be affecting your ability to obtain and keep your job.

Supported Housing (For Adults Only) – This service provides individualized assistance in finding, choosing, and maintaining housing.  This service will include developing skills and addressing symptoms that may be affecting your ability to obtain and keep your housing.

This service is provided by licensed counselors and will work with you to resolve problems that may be caused by your symptoms with the goal of improving your daily life.  Therapy is effective in helping individuals overcome negative thoughts, reducing distress, and coping with problems effectively.

Peer Specialists (For Adults Only) – Our certified peer specialists are individuals with lived experience with a mental illness who are in recovery.  These peer specialists are available to mentor, support, educate, and provide skills training.

Family Partners (For Children and Adolescents Only) – Certified family partners with similar experiences are available to offer support, mentoring and peer education to you and your family regarding your child’s recovery.  Our family partners work with the parents to link them to resources in the community as well as provide support to the parents in a school or community setting.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)  (For Adults Only) – If eligible for ACT, a clinical team will provide intensive monitoring and follow-up addressing your current needs including assistance in accessing medical, social, educational, housing, employment and other support services.  Your team will work with you to develop a recovery plan to help stabilize symptoms, improve functioning, increase natural supports, and develop necessary skills to help you succeed in the community.  You will receive additional training on self-administration of medication, determining the effectiveness of your medication, and help identifying side effects with the medication you are taking.  The ACT team includes all of the services listed above provided by a team.  These services are intensive and community based. A team member will be meeting with you at least weekly and more often as needed.

Client Benefits – Our Client Benefits office will assist you with SSI/SSDI if you are eligible for these benefits.