Assessment of psychiatric, physical health, housing, income, vocational, interpersonal relationship, academic and behavioral needs impacting mental & physical health.

Monitoring progress with individualized service plan (ISP) objectives, symptom monitoring, and care coordination.

Advocate to obtaining helpful resources through community -based organizations, attend criminal and children's services hearings.

Assist in identifying ways to eliminate barriers by implementation of coping skills, identifying resources for transportation, and address symptoms, behaviors, and thought processes that assist in achieving re-entry, independence, and healthy relationships.

Education for self-advocacy, setting boundaries, independent living skills, support systems, socialization skills, general communication, realistic goal-setting to achieve basic needs.

Coordination of appointments, housing, food, utilities, community services, service-based providers, and healthcare providers.

Skills building toward independent living, coping, calming techniques, time management, budgeting, parenting, fitness, and more.

Bathing, dressing, meal preparation, light housework, and transportation. 

Group (classes) for cooking basic meals, handling your healthcare, pays bills, staying on budget, personal hygiene, childcare, fitness and more.

Meditation, hobbies, sleep hygiene, aromatherapy, muscle relaxation, reading, journaling, and more.