Case Management services include linkage, advocacy and referral to assist the severely mentally ill adult or severely emotionally disturbed child in obtaining basic needs, as well as support and skills development to assist the client in reintegration into their community.

Therapeutic Services include individual and group psychotherapy, family therapy and marital counseling.

Individual psychotherapy is a method of treatment of mental disorders and substance abuse using one-to-one interaction between a therapist and a client to promote emotional or psychological change.

Group psychotherapy is a method of treatment using interaction between a therapist and two or more clients to promote emotional or psychological change.

Family therapy is face-to-face interaction between a therapist and the client and their family to facilitate emotional, psychological or behavioral changes, and promote communication and understanding.

Marital therapy is face-to-face interaction between a therapist and the client and their spouse/partner to facilitate emotional, psychological or behavioral changes, and promote communication and understanding.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) Programs offer a method of treatment that promotes full or partial recovery or prevention of deterioration of the client’s emotional or independent living function.

Day programs provide a safe physical and emotional environment in which clients can learn and experience new skills and behaviors and participate to the best of their ability in the running of the program, working side by side with staff consultants. Transportation to these services may be arranged.

Rehab counseling (individual and/or group) is a method of treatment to provide the support needed to continue to cope effectively with psychological issues while remaining in the community.