Community Developmental Disabilities Services
Community Developmental Disabilities Services
At Texana Center, we believe that people deserve the right and opportunity to live and work in their community and with the right encouragement and individualized support, this can be achieved. Texana Center offers the following services to provide a path for people with developmental disabilities, where they are understood for their unique abilities and have the opportunity to connect with a larger community.
This service helps teach people with autism and intellectual disabilities to be successful in their home and community settings.
This service is available to individuals with developmental disabilities who reside in nursing facilities.
Time away for families and caregivers is vital, Texana Center can assist with coordinating respite services to ensure that your loved one will be well cared for. This service offers temporary non-routine relief to a family or caregiver from the day to day care they provide. To learn more about respite services contact Texana’s Intake team at 281-239-1363.
Independent living support plays a key role in long-term well-being. Texana Center helps coordinate community support services so your loved one can develop or maintain daily living skills that promote stability, independence and a meaningful quality of life. To learn more about community support services contact Texana’s Intake team at 281-239-1363.
- Biopsychosocial Assessments – An evidence based biopsychosocial approach to care including a person-centered and trauma-informed treatment plan. Staff providing this service must be qualified intellectual disability professionals.
- Collaborative Care Case Management – Holistic case management approach focused on increasing access to teams of medical, psychiatric, mental health, and paraprofessionals to address the person’s unique needs.
- Skills Training – Offers the person and their support system mental wellness support (e.g., deep breathing exercises or coping techniques) and skills training on foundational needs for success centered around supporting the person.
- Training and Education – Provides education and training on co-occurring IDD and MH conditions to practitioners in mental health, substance use disorder or other related fields to raise awareness of the challenges faced by this population and to bolster support from community resources.
Community Developmental Disabilities Services
- Behavior Supports/Applied Behavior Analysis
- Preadmission Screening and Resident Review (PASRR)
- Respite
- Community Supports
- Outpatient Biopsychosocial Intervention (OBI)
