Services we provide:

Community Support Child/Adolescents services are provided to children up to age 18 with severe emotional, behavioral and substance abuse challenges, and their families. These children show significant impairment in functioning across most areas of their lives (home, school, and community) and are at risk for out of home placement. The purpose of interventions is to have youth live safely and successfully in their communities. Community Support workers facilitate Child and Family Teams that create plans of services and supports to assist youth and families in achieving their goals. This service consist of a variety of interventions: identification and intervention to address barriers that impede the development of skills necessary for independent functioning in the community; family psycho-education development and revision of the consumers Person Centered Plan; and one-on-one interventions in the community to develop interpersonal and community coping skills; including adaptation to home, school, and work environments; therapeutic mentoring; symptom monitoring; monitoring medications; and self symptoms. Community Support for children/Adolescents monitors progress, assess needs and link to needed services. Community Support services can be provided in the child’s home, school, office, or other community agency.

Community Support Adults is provided to adults diagnosed with serious mental illnesses, who may also have substance abuse or developmental disabilities, and who reside independently or in rest homes/family care homes. Case management assessments are completed for each client, and include assessment/evaluation of strengths, goals, preferences, mental status, and current treatment needs. The Case Manager frequently serves as liaison between the mental health center, local/regional psychiatric inpatient services, the local court system, other medical personnel and service-oriented agencies. The Case Manager links clients with habilitation programs and community resources, and provides supportive therapy (including teaching problem-solving techniques and skills) to clients and members of clients' families. The Case Manger provides advocacy and teaches clients to self-advocate. The Case Manager also monitors progress of treatment outcomes, as well as assesses newly occurring needs, in order to adjust the treatment plan as needed. The primary goal of Adult Case Management is to improve the quality of life for these adults.

Targeted Case Management helps people with Developmental Disabilities obtain the services they need including arranging appointments, advocating for individuals with disabilities, coordinating multiple services identified in the plan of care, transition planning, and monitoring the quality of services. The case manager is trained to work with individuals and their families or caregivers to develop a personal plan of care.

Intensive In Home Services is a time-limited intensive family preservation intervention intended to stabilize the living arrangements, promote reunification or prevent the utilization of out-of-home therapeutic resources (i.e., psychiatric hospital, therapeutic foster care, residential treatment facility) for the identified youth to age 20.This intervention uses a team approach designed to address the identified needs of children and adolescents who are transitioning from out-of-home placements or are at risk out-of-placement and need intensive interventions to remain stable in the community. Team services are individually designed for each family, in full partnership with the family, to minimize intrusion, and maximize independence. Services are generally more intensive at the beginning and decrease over time as the youth and family’s coping skills develop.

Diagnostic/Assessment is an intensive clinical and functional face to face evaluation of a recipient’s mental health, developmental disability, or substance abuse condition that results in the issuance of a Diagnostic/Assessment report with a recommendation regarding whether the recipient meets target population criteria, and includes an order for Enhanced Benefit services that provides the basis for the development of an initial Person-Centered Plan. It also evaluates the consumer’s level of readiness and motivation to engage in treatment.

Residential Treatment (Male) Facility Gatwick House is a high management level III, four-bed residential home for latency age/early adolescent clients who are in need of a highly structured, highly supervised program and who need to develop greater internal control over impulsive and aggressive behaviors. All clients participate in a ‘points level’ system designed to provide continuous feedback on their behaviors, predictable and consistent rewards, consequences for behaviors, and teaching new adaptive behaviors. This home is located in Greensboro, NC

Residential Treatment (Male) Facility Gulley House is a high management level III, four-bed residential home for adolescent clients who are in need of a highly structured, highly supervised program and who need to develop greater internal control over impulsive and aggressive behaviors.  This program is structured for adolescent Sex Offenders. All clients participate in structured in-house therapy designed to provide continuous feedback on their improved, learned, or regressive behaviors. This facility is located in Goldsboro, NC

ACTT is a mobile, multidisciplinary treatment team for adults with severe and persistent mental illnesses. Services are delivered primarily within the consumer’s own residence/neighborhood. A minimum of 75% of all services are provided outside of the office. The primary goals of he ACTT Team include:

· To minimize/prevent recurrent acute episodes of the consumer’s illness in order to reduce utilization of crisis services and inpatient facilities;
· To reduce involvement with the criminal justice system;
· To improve the quality and stability of the consumer’s housing; and
· To improve functioning in social and employment settings/activities.

ACTT is a service-delivery model that provides comprehensive, locally based treatment to people with serious and persistent mental illnesses. Unlike other community-based programs, ACTT is not a linkage or brokerage case-management program that connects individuals to mental health, housing, or rehabilitation agencies or services. Rather, it provides highly individualized services directly to consumers. ACTT recipients receive the multidisciplinary, round-the-clock staffing of a psychiatric unit, but within the comfort of their own home and community. To have the competencies and skills to meet a client's multiple treatment, rehabilitation, and support needs, ACTT team members are trained in the areas of psychiatry, social work, nursing, substance abuse, and vocational rehabilitation. The ACTT team provides these necessary services 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Outpatient Therapy is dedicated to providing the highest quality services. The goal of treatment is to offer conventional and innovative opportunities for physical, emotional and intellectual growth of children, adolescents, adults and families building on the strengths they already possess. This is achieved through offering a wide range of services including prevention, education, crisis intervention, brief therapy focused on real life problems, and long-term psychiatric services for the severely ill. Services include individual, group and family therapy.

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