Support Services

Intensive In-Home (IIH) services provide therapeutic interventions to children and families within the comfort of their homes. 

IIH services are designed to address the behavioral and emotional needs of at-risk youth through the engagement and support of their family.  These services benefit children at risk of being placed outside of their home and those who are returning to their home from a residential or hospital setting. 

Services include: 
 

·  Family Communication 

·  Problem-Solving Skills

·  Behavior Management 

·  Interpersonal Skills

·  Coping Skills

Therapeutic Mentoring
 

Our qualified mental health staff work individually with children and adolescents suffering from behavioral health concerns. They foster life and social skills, adaptive and pro-social behaviors, mood regulation and healthy self-esteem based on their personalized treatment plan.

Hard Skills: We work with youth on age appropriate skill building to include work and study habits, job seeking and maintenance, using public transportation, cooking, cleaning, budgeting, paying bills, and technology. 

Soft Skills: Additionally, individuals learn about maintaining healthy relationships, social interactions, effective communication, stress reduction and anger management. 

Criminogenic Principles: For young people who have histories of criminal behavior, criminal reduction concepts are explored in addition to typical life skills. 

• Anger Management
• Care Coordination
• Service Coordination
• 24-hour Crisis Response
• Individual Counseling
• Family Counseling
• Transition Planning

Similar to IIH, Home and Community-Based Counseling allows for significant flexibility in the treatment of the family unit, as well as the provision of case management. If need be, services may focus more on the child, or they may be provided extensively within the community. Instead of strict clinical interventions, service may be more supportive or skills based. Whatever the deficit, this service adapts to the need.