Our Services

Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) provide intensive, one-on-one behavioral health interventions delivered directly in the client's natural environment — whether that is the home, school, workplace, or community. TBS is designed for children, adolescents, and adults who are experiencing significant behavioral challenges that interfere with their ability to function in daily life. A qualified behavioral health specialist works closely with the client to develop and implement an individualized behavioral intervention plan, teaching concrete skills for emotional regulation, conflict resolution, social interaction, and problem-solving. TBS is especially effective for individuals who have not responded adequately to office-based therapy alone, or who need real-time support practicing new skills in the settings where challenges actually occur. Services are coordinated with the client's broader treatment team, including therapists, psychiatrists, family members, and school personnel.

Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST) is a Medicaid-covered service that helps individuals with serious mental illness or substance use disorders develop the skills and access the resources they need to achieve their personal recovery goals. CPST is delivered in the community — in clients' homes, at local agencies, or wherever support is most needed — and focuses on building independence, improving daily functioning, and connecting clients with essential supports such as housing, employment, education, and healthcare. CPST specialists serve as advocates and guides, helping clients navigate complex systems, manage psychiatric symptoms, adhere to medication regimens, and develop crisis prevention plans. This service is particularly valuable for individuals who face barriers to accessing traditional office-based care, including those experiencing homelessness, transportation challenges, or social isolation. CPST is a cornerstone of community-based behavioral health, ensuring that clients receive consistent, person-centered support where they live and work.

Our Day Treatment program provides a highly structured, full-day therapeutic environment for individuals who require intensive daily clinical support but are able to return home in the evenings. Day Treatment serves as a critical step between inpatient hospitalization and traditional outpatient services, offering a comprehensive schedule of therapeutic activities, group counseling, individual therapy, and skill-building workshops throughout the day. The program is especially beneficial for individuals with chronic mental health conditions, persistent substance use issues, or those who need extended stabilization before transitioning to less intensive care. Clients participate in a wide range of activities designed to improve social functioning, build vocational readiness, develop daily living skills, and strengthen emotional resilience. Our clinical team — including licensed counselors, psychiatric providers, and case managers — collaborates to deliver holistic, individualized care that addresses the whole person. Family members are actively involved in the treatment process to support long-term recovery and successful reintegration into the community.