Medication Management

Taking Medicine Safely

What it does: Ensures people take the right medicine in the right way to stay healthy.

Example: Like a coach making sure players follow the right game plan, doctors and nurses help people use their medicine correctly so it works best for them.

Targeted Case Management (TCM)

Connecting People to Resources

What it does: Helps people find doctors, food, housing, and other important services. Support them in making a plan for a better future.

Example: Like a guide in a maze, a case manager helps people find the best path to get what they need.

Outpatient Therapy (OPT)

Talking to Someone to Feel Better

What it does: Provides therapy sessions without staying in a hospital, allowing people to keep their daily routine.

Example: Like having a weekly chat with a trusted teacher or coach, therapy helps people learn skills that helps them work through feelings and challenges while still going to work or school.

Intensive In-Home (IIH)

Mental Health Help at Home

What it does: Provides mental health support for children and families right in their home or community. It assists in improving and/or stabilizing the home.

Example: Instead of going to a therapist’s office, a team of professionals comes to your home to help the child and family work through challenges together. For children/adolescents only.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR)

Learning Life Skills

What it does: Helps people with ongoing mental health challenges become more independent by teaching social skills, coping skills, and job skills, in an office setting.

Example: Like learning to ride a bike, it takes practice and support to get better. PSR helps people gain confidence and skills to improve their quality of independent life. For Adults only (18+)

Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Program (SAIOP)

Support for Addiction

What it does: Helps people struggling with addiction to drugs, alcohol, gambling, porn or any behavior considered excessive including cigarette smoking. SAIOP provides group support 3-5 times a week 3hrs per day.

Example: Like a workout group helping each other get stronger, SAIOP brings people together to learn how to overcome addiction with support and guidance.

Individual and Transitional Support

What it does: Provide one on one assistance tailored to personal development and recovery goals. Provides services that assist individuals in transitioning from a higher level of care (such as inpatient or residential programs) to independent living or community-based support.

Example: If someone struggles with depression (Getting out of bed) the individual may be encouraged to get out of bed, take a shower and take a walk. Example finding an individual, finding housing, setting up therapy or even teaching basic skills like budgeting or meal planning. Adults only (18+)

Substance Abuse Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment (SACOT)

What it does: SACOT helps participants reduce substance use, develop life and work skills, strengthen social supports, and maintain long-term recovery. You’ll attend the program for about four hours a day, five days a week, with both day and evening options available to fit your schedule.

Example: You might come in each morning for therapy and skills-building, then head to work or take care of your family in the afternoon. As you grow stronger in your recovery, the program adjusts—reducing how often you need to attend while continuing to offer support as you transition back into everyday life.