Meets twice a month on Saturdays. Sessions cover topics such as self development, health and wellness, education and college, family matters, economic empowerment, trades, entrepreneurship, banking and investing, insurance, and home ownership. Partners with Father's Day Rally Committee to deliver program.

Provides day programming services that focus on engaging activities, community participation, and helping adults to increase their independent living skills. Offers transportation to and from services.

Provides services and supports to assist youth and young adults with a mental health diagnosis overcome barriers to independent living.

Provides social skills development training, job skills training, and job/workplace experiences through volunteering, employment, and community activities. Offers full- and part-time, individualized program scheduling.

Offers life skills workshops and seminars.

Topics include Anger Management
, Breast Cancer, Career Development, Conflict Resolution, Decision-Making, Domestic Abuse, Financial Topics
, Non-Violence
, Nutrition
, Parenting
, Peer Pressure
, Relationships
, Self-Esteem
, Study And Test-Taking Skills
, and Teen Pregnancy

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Also offers Maintenance And Repair Workshops: hanging vinyl tiles, cleaning refrigerators and stoves, finishing and staining wood floors.

Provides needs assessment, goal/transition planning, life skills instruction, and assistance in the area of housing, education, employment, prevention, and support. Aftercare services are also offered when a youth turns 21.

Offers services that help individuals living with mental health challenges to increase self-esteem, build community supports, identify community resources, and learn about symptom management and coping skills.

Provides help in learning skills to become more independent. Staff member can provide assistance in your home to acquire those skills. Such skills could include budgeting, preparing meals, shopping, using public transportation or finding employment.

Supported Living assists individuals to fully function as members of our community with-out twenty-four hour staff supervision. A Supported Living Coach provides supports to individuals in one or more of the following areas: scheduling appointments, budgeting, shopping, transportation, etc.
Family Living/Life Sharing offers an opportunity for an individual with intellectual and developmental disabilities and a family or individual to share their lives. Family Living/Life Sharing is based on the importance of enduring and permanent relationships as the foundation for learning life skills, developing self-esteem and learning to exist in interdependence with others.

Empowers consumers to enjoy a fulfilling life. Strives to protect their rights and pave the way for their acceptance and success in the community. Educates the York County community about intellectual disabilities and work to improve the quality and accessibility of the full range of services and supports available. Provides educational advocacy to parents to help to better address special educational needs and services.

Offers programming for students including socialization, crafts, games, recreation, life-skills training and educational activities.

Assist LGBTQ youth in building the skills necessary to succeed in school, jobs or careers, and the community. Provides activity groups, academic enrichment, case management, internship opportunites, and computer use.

Offers a day program that teaches daily living skills, self-help skills, and social skills

Works with individuals and families in the home and community to teach basic living skills and social skills to enhance participation in community life.

Offers five different program components to increase work skills and independence:
virtual banking,
cooking, menu planning, grocery shopping,
laundry. Job, home maintenance: mowing and yard clean up,
household cleaning; vacuum, bathrooms, kitchen
are also taught.

Provides aid to clients to gain, maintain, and improve skills that allow them to live and participate in their local community. These skills include self-help, socialization, and adaptive skills as defined by an Individual Support Plan. Activities can range from teaching how to safely utilize public transportation or learning to cook to volunteering in community programs.

- Spanish-speaking adult mental health consumers
- Recovery-oriented opportunities to build academic, social, recreational/leisure, educational, and daily living skills.
- Provide group and individual learning opportunities.

Provides services and supports to individuals so that they may live where they wish in the community; to teach skills that will enrich lives; to enable people to have a quality life; to become productive members of the community, and to become as independent as possible. Persons age 18 and older.

Adult mental health consumers

• Assist in securing and maintain safe and affordable permanent housing in the community.
  
  
• Assistance in building basic living skills to enable consumers to successfully live on their own
  

This program gives adult mental health consumers recovery-oriented opportunities to build academic, social, recreational/leisure, educational/vocational, and daily living skills.
Provide group and individual learning opportunities. Examples include:

Money management

• Wellness
  
• Arts and crafts
  
• Food service, and
  
• Pre-employment skills

This program, a partnership between York/Adams MH/IDD program, Wellspan Behavioral Health Services, TrueNorth Wellness, and Bell Socialization.

• Provides supervised group home and apartment structured environments for adult mental health consumers who need to learn community living skills. Referrals need to be directed through the York/Adams County MH/IDD Case Management Unit.

Please Note: Referrals need to be directed through the York/Adams County MH/IDD Case Management Unit.

Provides supervised, transitional group home and apartment structured environments for adult mental health consumers who need to learn community living skills. The goal of the service is to prepare consumers for independent living.

• This program is licensed through the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.
  

Provides limited rental assistance
and other services available to help prevent homelessness.

Bethesda Children's Home currently owns and operates two residential 8 bed Group Homes. Morris Road Group Home is a boy's facility located in a rural setting adjacent to the Bethesda Main Campus, north of the City of Meadville. Walnut Corners Group Home for girls is located in a residential neighborhood in the City of Meadville and is a short 5 minute drive from Bethesda's Main Campus.

Bethesda Group Homes offer Community Based Programs and provide individual services plans for adolescents that focus on either family reunification or independent living. The Group Home Programs at Bethesda Children's Home emphasizes education, vocational training, life skills training while providing emotional and behavioral support.

Conducts engagements with the corporate and business community, community and civic organizations, and schools and universities. Presentations are approximately one hour in length and are very informative. Provides information and referral services to individuals who are blind or vision impaired. This program was established to help individuals secure the support and services they need.

Offers assessments by licensed optometrists, prescriptions for optical aids, and the opportunity to try out aids ranging from magnifiers, writing guides, special lighting devices, and closed-circuit TVs. Prevention of blindness programs including free vision screenings for children 12 months to 6 years of age. Transportation
. This free door-to-door service provides rides to essential medical appointment or critical service need, such as obtaining a photo ID or grocery shopping. Individuals must live in Allegheny County and meet the program criteria. Appointments requested to be made in advance.

Operates the Independent Living Preparation Program, an instruction and training program for older adolescents in the foster care system. The structure of Independent Living Preparation Program is designed to assist local counties by providing essential life skills training to young people as they prepare for independence.

Develops young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being, set personal goals and develop the skills to live successfully as self-sufficient, contributing adults. We develop ways to help young people achieve and maintain healthy lifestyles.

SMART Moves, our drug and alcohol prevention education program, is the prime instruction piece in this area. The Club sub-contracts with the Lackawanna County Commission on Drug & Alcohol to implement this program. Another program is the Get Real About Violence Program (GRAV)

This program is geared for Club members ages 6-13. The program teaches students skills to be healthy by showing them how to maintain self-control when tempted by violence, resolve conflicts without violence, and prevent or avoid situations by using self control. In addition, a variety of personal hygiene and safety programs, health fairs, and other wellness activities are offered to Club members.

Provides evaluations, aids and devices, technology, training and resource assistance and a lending library to individuals with blindness or visual impairment.

CareLink provides an array of services, assessment, residential, supported living, education and employment support, and more that are designed to increase the independence, self-sufficiency, and quality of
life of adults with serious mental illness and other development challenges.

Full Care Residences help adults with mental illness learn the skills they need to live independently and become fully integrated into the community.


Includes: 24-hour staff support and supervision
. Assistance with medication
Help with meal prep, self-care, and health care coordination
. Social and community activities.
Coaching in constructive leisure time and using public transportation. Strategies for obtaining educational and vocational opportunities

Provide assessment and care planning over a 6-month period. Community Health Workers can assist families in attendance to appointments, roadmaps to self-sufficiency, linkage with community resources, and support and understanding as they navigate their child's diagnosis.

Provides housing and support services for young adults who have mental health concerns.
Service assists residents to connect with necessary resources that will enable them to achieve and maintain self sufficiency.

Provides prevention education (alcohol, tobacco, opioids and other drugs) and life skills training to help people of all ages learn to make healthy decisions and increase their resiliency for managing change and life's challenges.

Provides the services that includes training designed to increase self-reliance, living skills and enhance self-confidences such as cooking, budgeting, housing search, benefits counseling, and home maintenance skills. Training is also available to empower people with disabilities to speak for themselves and others. Information and resource materials are available related to disability issues.

Provides job coaching, counseling, development, and placement. Services are individualized and often take place at the employment site/home of the consumer.

Offers a wide variety of services that are structured around each youth's individual needs. Skills are taught through a variety of means including the use of packets, workbooks, individual sessions, group sessions, and role modeling. In addition youth have the opportunity to participate in mentoring activities as a group (such as camping, IL Retreat, and trips) as well as between two youth and an IL Counselor to discuss topics such as living on their own or attending college.

Provides help to young adults who are homeless and without family support. Young people live in supervised apartments in the community while they are continuing their education or finding and maintaining employment.

Provides assistance to address safety, permanency, and well-being issues of children. Includes child welfare, adoption and foster care, and other social services.

Older children and youth in out-of-home care are eligible to receive independent living services to help prepare them for self-sufficiency in adulthood. They can receive these services while they are living in any type of out-of-home care placement (such as kinship care, family foster care, or residential/group care), or after they are returned home.

Youth receiving independent living services can be working toward achieving any of the permanency goals (such as reunification, adoption, or guardianship) or they may be heading toward emancipation from (aging out of) foster care to adulthood on their own. Independent living services generally include assistance with money management skills, educational assistance, household management skills, employment preparation, and other services.

Provides casemanagement to eligible clients for up to twelve months. Life Skills Training includes both in-house counseling and links to community service agencies for assistance. Major topics include:
Obtaining & Maintaining Housing,
Job Search & Workplace Skills
, Budgeting
, Mental Health Counseling
, Addiction Counseling
, Nutrition & Healthy Living Practices
,Parenting Skills
, and Disability Claims navigation.

Provides life skills training and recreational/socialization opportunities for Butler County adults who have any type of intellectual and/or physical disability.

Provides inclusive recreational/socialization program for school-aged children with and without disabilities. The program is designed to develop behavior self management, friendship building and the other "soft skills" kids need to be successful at school, in the community, and someday in an job or career.

Provides independent living programs and direct care services to all individuals with disabilities. Also provides autism services, veteran services and Hospice Wraparound services.

Provides Life Skills Education on blindness related issues such as community awareness/resources, banking options, crime prevention, sensory development, self esteem building, self advocacy, assertiveness training, low vision product information, stress management and other topic to assist the customer in adjusting their visual loss. Vision of Hope Support Group for sharing ideas, exchange of feelings and practical experiences and sharing practical information among members.

This class provides english as a second language and basic life skills.

Helps teen boys change their mindsets and behavior patterns so that they will be able to function appropriately in society and return to the community as healthy, productive citizens. The length of placement is determined by the specific needs of the youth.

Provides life skills training to the low income, unemployed and underemployed residents of Connellsville

Adult training facilities provide services that assist individuals in meeting personal needs and performing basic daily activities.

Individuals who reside in DEC's community homes need some level of self-help improvements and domestic, adaptive and socialization supports the following is what we offer:

- Budgeting
- Money management
- Social interaction
- Help with daily living skills including hygiene
- Personal grooming
- Housekeeping
- Meal preparation
- Hobbies
- Exercise
- Recreational and leisure activities
- Educational development
- Safety assistance/survival skills

Also offer transportation to and from doctor's appointments & grocery shopping as well.

Mobile Psychiatric Rehabilitation (MPR) provides individuals services to learn skills in oneâ??s home and/or in the community. The MPR Program is a recovery oriented program that is highly individualized and directed by the individual receiving services. A key element of rehabilitation is to help empower one to make choices about one's life.

This service is delivered individually to each member and services are tailored to individual's wants and needs. The MPR Specialist meets with the individual in his/her home, work, school, social environment, which helps to increase their success and satisfaction. This service also ensures to fit each individual's cultural background, natural environment, and special needs.

Offers a Soup Kitchen with daily lunch and weekday breakfasts in a sit-down dining room. To-go bags also available. Mail service is also available.

Provides adult day programs and training, supportive employment services, children’s services-three approved private schools, medical rehabilitation, camp and respite programs, and residential and veterans’ services. The essential tools and resources provided enable individuals with disabilities to live their best life.

Preparation for Independent Living program is a tool used to assist foster parents in preparing young adults to live on their own. Utilizing the tools from the Casey Life Skills web-based system, FCCY has developed a program of continuous evaluation and planning, with a strong emphasis on the role of the foster parent.

Assists individuals/families with maintaining their home in the face of possible homelessness through a rental match program, budgeting help and help working with landlords. Program provides case management as well as the following classes:
Money Management,
Life Skills, Parenting, co-dependency training,
Resume preparation
, Financial match program.

Helps youth who are in out-of-home placement make the transition to become independent, self-sufficient, and productive adults. ILP is a partnership between the Erie County Office of Children and Youth (OCY), Family Services of NW PA, and Bethesda Lutheran Services. Partnered services include individual counseling, life skills groups, job preparation, assistance in enrolling in higher education, and assistance in obtaining adequate housing.

Provides residential services to children and youth who are diagnosed with a mental illness and are in need of a specialized residential care as they transition home or into another community setting.

Offers a 12-week intervention program for males that utilizes cognitive and behavioral modification techniques to help men get beyond the use of violence as a social tool to settle problems and conflicts. Includes sessions on conflict resolution, personal growth, social rehabilitation/habitation, and life management skills. Participants receive a monetary gift card upon completing the program.

Offers linkages to and referrals for primary care physicians, Trans competent therapists, staffing agencies, GED/college entry programs, and iternship-to-paid position opportunities. Also offers support groups; peer coaching; life skills training; resume building; and mental coping exercises including mindfulness, anxiety and grounding exercises, use of tools to ease anxiety, and self-care.

Provides enhanced behavioral health treatment services to children and individuals up to age 18 who have a mental health diagnosis and/or Autism Spectrum Disorder. Services can be provided in the child's home, community, or school. Family supportive services and counseling.

Offers year-round services that include summer camps for youth with autism and/or in need of social skills development, therapeutic riding lessons, extended school year programming, equine assisted learning, equine assisted teambuilding and wellness workshops, and other individualized offerings. Glade Run Adventures also serves students at St. Stephen's Academy and hosts Glade Run's Sensory Park and Playground, a public play space designed to meet the needs of children with autism and their families.

GSS Permanent Housing Services assists individuals and families (that are doubled-up, at risk of homelessness, in the eviction process, or homeless), move into their own housing.

Their available services assist over 200 men, women, and children per year, and include the following:
--Case management and goal planning
--Resource development
--Life skills & parenting support
--Mentoring/volunteer support
--Appropriate levels of financial assistance for rent, utilities, transportation

Self-help and developmental training around activities of daily living.

Offers medical services. Offers Intensive Case Management services such as drug and alcohol treatment, support groups, child care services, parenting skills development, transportation needs, housing, educational/vocational, mental health, life skills, and home visitations.

Provides special events for teens, clubs, group socialization, 3 annual dramatic productions, Bible studies, other special recreational events and school of music, and drama. Provides community service fulfillment available for court adjudicated youth programs, academic honors, scouting and religious projects. Provides post high school group availabe and post high school life skills mentoring.

Participants choose goals in their living, learning, working, and social environments. The focus is on individual functional skill development, enhancement, retention, and transference to real life tasks and settings. Services are provided on an individual and group basis.

Participants choose a specific goal in one of the life domains (living, learning, working, social), this goal then becomes the cornerstone of his or her recovery-focused service. Participants take part in classes, individual practitioner meetings, and community exploration related to his/her recovery goal (a commitment of 5 hours per week). Class sizes are limited to allow for focused work among participants.

Participants choose goals in their living, learning, working, and social environments. The focus is on individual functional skill development, enhancement, retention, and transference to real life tasks and settings. Services are provided on an individual and group basis.

In-Home Life Skill Support program provides mobile life skills services to families in which at least one family member, age 18 and older, has a primary mental health diagnosis that negatively affects household functions. The program also helps to ensure that health needs are met.

In-Home Life Skill Support program provides mobile life skills services to families in which at least one family member, age 18 and older, has a primary mental health diagnosis that negatively affects household functions. The program also helps to ensure that health needs are met.

Offers in-school high school seniors and juniors the opportunity to develop work competencies in organization, resource allocation, interpersonal skills, information systems, and team building. Through experiential seminars, educational trainings, internships, and work experience, each student develops essential occupational and life skills. In addition, ELP participants earn career exploration stipends based on their attendance, behavior, and participation in the program.

Provides intensive clinical case management, support groups, and supervised visitation.

Provides limited direct financial assistance, financial planning, emergency heat response, automobile repair, furniture/household items/appliances/clothing/toiletries, back to school and holiday assistance, counseling/guidance, and life skill support. Coordinates medical transportation. Offers volunteer opportunities.

Community Habilitation (Day program) provide the following activities:

- Life skills
- Job skills
- Recreation
- Music therapy
- Exercise, and more

Helps clients secure entitlements, housing, and in accomplishing goals to become more self-sufficient.

Offering vocational education and training.

Provides learning opportunities for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities in a supportive environment.

A team of Direct Care Professionals works with each individual to develop a customized support plan, with goals of greater independence, enhanced communication and basic life skills, and community integration.

Community inclusion is designed to assist participants in acquiring, retaining and improving communication, socialization, self-direction, self-help, and adaptive skills necessary to reside in the community. This service includes activities to improve the individual's activities of daily living (ADLs). These activities usually done at home may include bathing, dressing, and eating. This service also includes acquiring and improving skills to participate in community activities such as shopping and recreation.

Provides learning opportunities for adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities in a supportive environment.

A team of Direct Care Professionals works with each individual to develop a customized support plan, with goals of greater independence, enhanced communication and basic life skills, and community integration.

Designed for the adult in need of instruction that is delivered one-on-one with volunteer tutors. Curriculum based on developing basic communication, consumer economics, community resources, health, employment, government and law, computation, learning to learn, and independent living.

Clients are each assigned a primary counselor who they will meet with individually for weekly sessions to identify, measure, and work on treatment goals and objectives. Client’s will develop an individualized treatment plan for their treatment stay, as well as an individualized aftercare plan. A list of services can be found HERE.

Provides two weeks of life skills and job readiness training, mentoring (continues post-program), trauma-informed group counseling, and job finding assistance. Participants receive a $15.00 per hour stipend and a daily complimentary meal.

Offers individuals with a qualifying mental illness a relationship with a team of Certified Peer Specialists who will focus on activities such as skill building, recovery and/or life goal setting, problem solving, using natural supports in the community, building and using self-help recovery tools, self-advocacy, negotiating recovery oriented services and stress management.

NHS provides opportunities and support for community inclusion. The service builds interest in and develops skills to support community life, with the potential for employment. The individual will also develop valued social roles that can be maintained. The Community Participation Supports service is flexible and can be provided depending upon the individual’s needs.

Provides educational and occupational learning programs and services for young people who meet the eligibility requirements. Examples of some of the most recent YEP programs and activities are:
- Summer Programs
- After-School Programs
- Job Readiness/Job Prep
- Life Skills Workshops

Provides job-search assistance, guidance, and support to its participants. Program participants create a plan of action to gain employment and are offered guidance toward empowerment and self-sufficiency. Resources such as The Career Wardrobe, computer labs, life-skills workshops, on-site recruiting events, and individualized attention.

To train residents in order to take and pass the GED monthly test and to provide an intense life skills training for those in need living in Montgomery County.

Mother's Home provides a variety of programs to residents

- Personal Development:
Nutrition and Female Health
How to approach medicial issues
Smoking Cessation
Dental Hygiene
Life and Social skills
Legal, Finical and Housing
Domestic Abuse Project
Emergnecy Prepardness
Housing opportunities
Savings and Budget Classes

- Professional Development:
Career Workshop
Resume Building
Introduction to basic office skills

- Parenting Education and Skill Development
Parenting Class
Car Seat Safety
CPR Class
Pregnancy, Labor and Delivery and Early Infant Care
Mommy and Me classes
Infant Care
Fun Fridays

Provides personalized support, family coaching, mentoring, and outreach services to families and children.

Offers a home for residents. Meets regularly as a group where they develop problem-solving skills, living skills, leadership skills, and develop group decision making. They also work in the Lodge business, earning an income, and making decisions for the business.

Offers a program for youth ages 12 to 17, providing life skills training, trauma-informed care, financial literacy training, and workforce development. Youth enrolled in the program are required to be present at NOMO North Monday through Thursday, 3:00pm to 7:00pm.

Provides a comprehensive program of individualized services to keep people living as independently as possible. Services range from one-time appointments to biweekly meetings. Also offers transportation and escort to doctor's appointments or grocery shopping when other resources are unavailable. Casework Associates can assist with reading mail and paying bills.

Provides referrals for Orientation and Mobility Training. The individual's plan may include: sensory awareness, spatial concepts, searching skills, sighted guide, independent movement, cane skills, and protective techniques.

Offers programs to help develop young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being and set personal goals.

Offers programs to help develop young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being and set personal goals.

Offers programs to help develop young people's capacity to engage in positive behaviors that nurture their own well-being and set personal goals.

The Adjustment to Vision Loss Program consists of four service areas which include Initial Assessment, Adaptive Aids for Daily Living, Referral & Advocacy Services, and Sight Loss Support Groups.

Offers an array of Social/Recreation Events that are adapted for our clients. Each client and one guide may attend free of charge.

In-Home Support services are designed to assist clients with personal business that can also include other tasks such as balancing checkbooks, handling correspondence, filing applications for benefits and other essential tasks.

Provides supportive leadership and life skills that will prepare girls for a bright and positive future.

Helps client to become as independent as possible by helping you to find and keep a job.

You will live in the community. Our homes include single homes and duplexes located in Northeast Philadelphia. You will share a home with two other individuals. You will meet with staff to identify new skills that you would like to develop so you can live more independently. You will work together with staff to develop these skills. You will receive assistance in all areas where you may need support, such as cooking, shopping, budgeting and personal care.

Assists with job placement, career counseling, resume and interview assistance, life skill training, on-the-job training, entrepreneurship training, and follow-up services/after-job placement.

Provides services life skills training at agencies and in homes, braille embossing
, orientation and mobility instruction (cane travel), and safety / prevention education programs and seminars. Offers vision screenings in schools, escorted transportation, low vision aids and clinics,
low-cost prescription eye wear, rehabilitation services, financial management assistance, community service referrals, and support groups.

Specialized Services: These services help clients remain independent in their homes. Certain visual, financial, and resident criteria must be met. These services include:

Transportation & Escort Services
, Life skills, Support groups
and Assistance with grocery shopping

Offers help and empowerment for women to live to their fullest potential through life coaching and referrals.

In our Lifesharing program, also known as Host Homes, adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities live in the community of their choice in the private family home of their dedicated Lifesharing providers who we call Mentors.Mentors provide the individuals we serve with:
24-hour home-based monitoring; Medication management oversight; Community integration/structured activities; Life skills development; Activities of daily living management;Transportation; 24/7 on-call support from our team of experts.

Provides a 25-bed residential treatment facility serving women working hard to reclaim their lives from the devastation of untreated chemical dependency. Services include: assessment, individual and group therapy, creative writing, and drug & alcohol education.

Offers education, advocacy and peer-support services. Services include life skills training and mentor project through three regional coordinating offices: Pro-Act, Rase Project, and Message Carriers.
Provides training on addiction treatment and recovery, youth support groups, a peer support mentoring program, and advocates for recovery.

Offers wraparound services including cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), life skills training, job readiness, and employment opportunities coupled with recreational activity for high risk individuals.

Offers drug and alcohol case management, outpatient treatment, referrals, youth programs, educational and training programs. Online educator course available.

SHAPE is a Family Preservation program providing parenting and life skills education and case management for Lehigh County families at high risk for violence and abuse.

Provides comprehensive counseling, including free pregnancy testing and free limited 1st trimester ultrasounds. Also provides education regarding sound nutrition, budgeting and life skills coaching.

Provides fathers with intensive crisis management support and training in basic life skills essential for living.

Provides psychiatric rehabilitation services. Offers a mobile team that works with people in the areas of living, learning, working and socializing. Helps individuals identify goals, learn and practice skills, and build supports.

Outpatient Treatment Program: Our outpatient treatment program provides individual counseling, group therapy, and life skills workshops to give clients the tools necessary to live a sober and healthy lifestyle. Individuals and their families are also educated on the nature of addiction, how to avoid relapse, and strategies for maintaining a drug-free lifestyle. Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program: Pyramid Healthcare provides dual diagnosis treatment, which addresses symptoms of both mental health disorders and addiction.
Urgent Services Provided:

Outpatient Treatment Program: Our outpatient treatment program provides individual counseling, group therapy, and life skills workshops to give clients the tools necessary to live a sober and healthy lifestyle. Individuals and their families are also educated on the nature of addiction, how to avoid relapse, and strategies for maintaining a drug-free lifestyle. Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program: Pyramid Healthcare provides dual diagnosis treatment, which addresses symptoms of both mental health disorders and addiction.

Program assists individuals living in the community in attaining, maintaining skills in the areas of self-help, socialization and adaptive skills. It can be helping someone learn how to cook, ride a bus or make small purchases.

Free seminars are held periodically and are open to all adults ages 18 and older. Recent topics include: Motivational Speakers, Medication Education, Financial Training, Local Community Resources.

Engages and supports clients while they develop life skills and resources to ultimately succeed on their own. Provides education sessions regarding healthful, economic food shopping and food preparation; personal financial budgeting; and basic job readiness skill.

Juvenile prevention and/or intervention program that focuses on educating, motivating, and supporting youth and families, providing a 12 week life-changing experience that will inspire participants to make positive changed within their lives.

Offers juvenile prevention and/or intervention program that focuses on educating, motivating, and supporting youth and families. Candidates for this program are males and females, ages 12 to 17, who are having truancy or behavioral issues. Provides a 12-week life-changing experience that will inspire participants to make positive changed within their lives. The program also introduces different educational, social, health, and career resources available within the participant's community.