LifeSkills

Behavioral health servicesbehavioral health provides a full array of programs and services to adults and children who are experiencing mental health and substance abuse problems. Traditional outpatient services are offered in the form of individual, group, and family therapy onsite and offsite by highly trained and skilled therapists. Board certified and board eligible psychiatrists provide psychiatric evaluations and medication management services. Day services to adults and child are provided through clubhouse and specialized children's summer programs. Continued on sch o. (continued from program services on page 2 line 4a.) Residential crisis units provide short-term crisis stabilization to children. Support services are offered to adult and child consumers through a variety of programs including case management, supported housing, supported employment, children community support services, therapeutic foster care and consumer advocacy. Substance abuse services are offered in a residential setting along with intensive inpatient and outpatient services. Dui assessment, education and outpatient services are offered throughout the region.

Addiction servicessubstance abuse services are offered in a residential setting along with intensive inpatient and outpatient services. Dui assessment, education and outpatient services are offered throughout the region.

Intellectual and developmental disability servicesintellectual and developmental disability services provide an array of flexible support for children and adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. Using person-centered processes, support plans are developed in partnership with the individual and his/her family. Support includes, but is not limited to, the following: support coordination, crisis prevention/response, person-centered planning, community employment, respite, community resource development, independent and supported living and behavior support. It is the organizations mission to serve as a resource to assist people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families to be the decision makers in their own lives and to build a solid path toward self-determination.