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                                                         Do you and/ or your child need help with:

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                                                                     Interpersonal Skills

Health & Hygiene

Nutrition

Coping Skills

Communication Skills

Focusing & Completing Task

Having issues at work or school

Self Esteem, Respect

Anger management

Community Resources

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Our Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program provides prospective clients an opportunity for community participation through rehabilitative interventions. Our PRP program focuses on increasing the functioning of clients in communities of their own choice. Our PRP services includes education to teach persons served illness management skills, promotes independent living, social and interpersonal skills, and relapse prevention.

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Substance Use Disorder Services:

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Adolescents 13-17 yrs. and Adults 18 yrs. and up. 

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Outpatient Services (IOP) are provided to members for a minimum of nine (9) hours and a maximum of nineteen (19) hours a week for adults and a minimum of six (6) hours with a maximum of nineteen (19) hours a week for adolescents), when determined to be medically necessary and in accordance with an individualized treatment plan. Services can be provided by a licensed professional or a registered/certified counselor. IOP includes the same components as outpatient services. The increased number of hours of service is the main difference.

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Outpatient Services (OP) are provided to clients admitted into the program with up to nine (9) hours a week for adults and up to six (6) hours a week for adolescents. Services are provided by a licensed ENTRO counselor/social worker. Substance abuse services includes intake and assessment, treatment planning, individual counseling, group counseling, family therapy, collateral services, member education, crisis intervention services, case management, and discharge planning. Intensive

Supported Employment:

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Our Supported Employment services include a variety of supports to help program participants to identify career and employment interest, as well as to find and keep a job. This includes individualized job development and placement, on-the-job training in work and work-related skills, facilitation of natural supports in the workplace, ongoing support and monitoring of the individual's performance on the job, training in related skills needed to obtain and retain employment such as using community resources and public transportation.

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