Community Integration Program
The program provides organized activities to assist individuals in with mental health diagnosis and behavioral health education needs to develop the emotional, social, educational, vocational and intellectual skills needed to live learn and work in the community with the least amount of professional support. Our goal is to help the individuals and families to reach independence in the community with minimal professional support.
Our activities are provided both offsite and on-site with the support of our trained mental health professionals.
Common goals of the program include:
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Obtaining Employment and/or GED
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Obtaining a basic identification document
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Independent living skills
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Understanding the public assistance programs
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Addressing health conditions and promotion of wellness
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Addressing self-isolation
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Coping with Bereavement and Grief
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Money and Financial Management
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Understanding Mental Health and Self Advocacy
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Recognizing and Managing signs of stress.
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Improving communication and social skills
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Yoga and medication
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Dance, recreation, and wellness workshops
Program Benefits:
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Wellness recovery actions plan
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Small Psychoeducational groups for one-to-one interactions.
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Rehabilitation-focused community outings for socialization and integration.
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Skills for independent living
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Reinforcement of Psychiatric and therapy skills
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Coordination of Care
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Direct one-to-one contact with workers for support with healthcare needs
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In-home visits
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An empathetic and understanding atmosphere.
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Lunch/Snack at select groups.
Serving Children, Adolescents, Adults and Families.
•Fax referral to (410)443-0842
An intake specialist will be in contact with you within 24 hours
providing the status of your referral.