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• Community
Support-Children and Adolescents (Ages 5-21)
Community Support services are necessary to help youth ages 5-21 and their
caregivers in overcoming various behavioral and mental heath challenges. IPAS
provides services that are supportive in nature and intended to meet mental
health needs of children and adolescents with significant functional deficits
or whom because of negative environmental, medical or biological factors, are
at risk of developing or increasing the magnitude of such deficits.
• Community
Support Team (CST)
Community Support Team services consist of mental health and substance abuse
rehabilitation services and supports necessary to assist adults (age 18 and
older) in achieving rehabilitative and recovery goals. Tis is an intensive
community rehabilitation service that provides treatment and restorative interventions
to: assist individuals to gain access to necessary services; reduce psychiatric
and addiction symptoms; and develop optimal community living skills.
• Intensive
In-Home Services-Youth (up to age 20)
Intensive In-Home services are based on the needs of the consumers served and
includes: the development of community living skills, social skills, social
support and vocational skills.
Intensive In-Home is an
intensive family preservation intervention intended to stabilize
the current living arrangement, promote reunification for prevent
the utilization of out-of-home therapeutic resources [i.e. psychiatric
hospital, therapeutic foster care, residential treatment facility
(group home living), training camps, etc.] for the identified youth.
• Outpatient
Therapy
Traditional outpatient therapy consists of individual or group sessions with
a licensed therapist at a designated office location. These therapeutic sessions
are scheduled to address cognitive, behavioral and emotional concerns. All
sessions are held with extreme confidentiality and with the least amount of
restriction.
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