Services are provided in the homes of eligible adults who require assistance with bathing, skin care, grooming, dressing, ambulation, meal prep or supplemental housekeeping. Persons receiving this service may have a difficult time completing these activities on their own. With this service, older adult can remain independent at home. Services may include: Personal Care, Caregiver Support, Emergency Response System, Care Management, Home Delivered Meals, Protective Services, and Nursing Home Transitional Care.

Helps individuals with mental illness acquire community living skills through a program of activities that focus on increasing the level of social competence.

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Operating on a modified schedule Monday, Wednesday, riday, 1:30pm to 4:30pm. Continuting to provide to-go meals for members 11:45am to 1:00pm.

A social/recreational club for adults recovering from mental illness. Provides friendship, recreational options and gentle, unobtrusive professional guidance to adults with serious mental illness. Drop-in-Center. Lunch is provided
Activities offered include:
- Crafts
- Games, pool, table tennis
- Field trips
- Guest speakers
- Entertainment (television, movies, music)
An evening meal is provided for a minimal fee.

Services for adults with mental health diagnosis

• Rebuild lives and regain skills related to employment, education, companionship, connections to their community, and self-respect
  
• Members and staff work side by side in all aspects of the clubhouse
  
• Fully accredited member of Clubhouse International
  
• Licensed through Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
  

Provide acute partial hospital services as a step down from inpatient hospitalization as well as a longer term subacute partial hospitalization designed to reintegrate an individual into their community.

Enhances consumer/family member involvement with the many mental health and substance abuse services available to Washington County residents.

Adult Day Program: A week long program that provides individuals 18 years and older a structured therapeutic day program and they return home in the evenings.

Individuals at risk for injurious behaviors towards self or others, show a loss of motivation or intent for living, anxiety, depression, suffers effects of psychiatric disorders, has withdrawn from normal activities and/or has severe difficulty functioning in daily life would benefit from this program.

Upon admission individuals receive a through assessment of their psychiatric and behavioral needs and a personalized treatment plan is put in to place including medication management where needed.

Children and Adolescents Program: Offers children and adolescents ages 5 -18 with behavioral problems or mental illness to attend a structured therapeutic and educational day program. These services are located at Brook Lane’s main campus, Hagerstown, MD

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Assists consumers in accessing the system via the Base Service Unit (BSU), assessing financial resources, helping consumers choose appropriate services and coordinating all efforts towards service goals. The current array of case management includes administrative case management, resource coordination, and intensive case management.

In-home services available to people age 60 or older who have a history of serious mental illness or is experiencing a significant mental health issue.

BRIDGES is a partial psychiatric hospitalization unit providing stabilization and treatment for children and
adolescents who are experiencing severe psychiatric symptoms and emotional disturbance.

The program operates year-round from Monday through Friday and consists of highly-structured therapy and treatment services. Clients receive scholastic education in cooperation with licensed staff of the Lincoln Intermediate Unit No. 12 during the school year.

Transitional residential programs for consumers with mental illness. Provide housing, personal assistance and psychosocial rehabilitation in a comfortable residential environment.

Peer specialists assists adults with mental health issues in basic living skills, support and advocacy, developing a social network and linking them to other services.

Provides social networking, community-based outings and skill building opportunities. Serves individuals with a serious mental health diagnosis and are stable but in need of expanding their social supports and activities.

Services include:
- A psychiatric partial hospitalization program for adults desiring mental health treatment. Emphasizes the potential of the individual returning to a productive life in the community. May prevent hospitalization or serve as a transition into the community following hospitalization. Includes services to adults with a mental health diagnosis in addition to a secondary drug and alcohol problems and/or a secondary diagnosis of Intellectual and Developmental Disability

Provides residential programs for individuals with mental illness.
- Community Residential Rehabilitation (CRR): Provides individuals with mental illness the opportunity to improve their daily living skills and become more integrated into the community. Offers transitional housing with varying levels for staff assistance.
2 locations in Williamsport
1 location in Clinton
1 location in Lock Haven

Peer specialists assists adults with mental health issues in basic living skills, support and advocacy, developing a social network and linking them to other services.

Offers treatment to adults with a mental health diagnosis who need more intensive treatment than outpatient services provide.

Individuals attend the program multiple days per week and receive group therapy, medication management and education on psychiatric and wellness topics.

Matches volunteers in one-to-one friendships with people in mental health recovery based on age, gender, and interests.

Matches veteran volunteers in one-to-one friendships with veterans who are in mental health recovery.

Provides consumers discharged from psychiatric hospitals and their families, with assistance and support accessing the large number of community services available to them. Significant aspects of the work include consulting with in-patient staff and assisting with discharge planning. Heavy emphasis is placed on linking discharged consumers into needed Consortium programs and other programs of the consumer's choice.

Provides services to facilitate the return to the community of people who have been hospitalized for treatment of acute or chronic mental or emotional disturbances.

Offers an opportunity to contribute, be valued, and achieve or regain the confidence and skills needed to lead productive and satisfying lives. In addition, members work and learn together while contributing their talents through a community of natural support. The Journey Center also offers support in areas including: accessing employment, resume writing, employment support, accessing education and training programs, and developing study skills.

Offers a voluntary live in program designed to help people overcome mental health disorders; specializes in the areas of confidence and self-esteem, budget, personal hygiene, personal relationships, interaction with others, and medical management.

Devereux has a continuum of care for children, adolescents and adults, ranging from residential and day treatment programs, community-based group homes, respite care programs, hospital inpatient and outpatient settings, partial hospitalization, transitional living arrangements, special education day schools. As well, Devereux offers family counseling and therapy, preventive and post-discharge services, after care programs, and vocational and pre-vocational training.

Adult Residential Behavioral Health Program operates seven Personal Care Homes in Delaware County. All are licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services.

Community Residential Rehabilitation serves as a transitional program for youth who are being discharged from residential treatment centers or psychiatric hospitals who require intensive and flexible treatment services as they readjust to community living. Trained treatment parents provide structured and therapeutic home living environments while a comprehensive array of treatment services are employed.

Partial hospitalization program providing acute, short-term treatment during the day for adolescents (14 years of age and older) and adults. Alternative for those who do not require inpatient treatment, need intensive follow-up after inpatient stay, or lack enough support at home to be successful as an outpatient.

The Crisis Stabilization or Step Down Program provides 24-hour residential care that provides an alternative for clients to an inpatient hospital admission or a "step down" from a hospital inpatient program.

As an alternative: For clients who are experiencing an acute crisis in which the goal is to prevent inpatient hospitalization.

As a step down: For clients who are ready for, or have recently been discharged from, an acute care inpatient setting, but still need services that provide transition or re-entry into the community to limit or prevent hospital stay.

Offers persons with mental illness a safe, healing environment to explore their personal and vocational potential and receive support in achieving their goals. There is no traditional therapy sessions or medication distribution. Focus is on rehabilitation. All members of the clubhouse have opportunities for growth beyond their daily tasks. Members can work toward their personal and vocational goals. With clubhouse support, members can study for their GED, enter or return to college, receive career guidance and participate in transitional employment positions.

A drop-in center for Lehigh County residents ages 18 and older with mental health challenges. Provides social and educational activities such as a self-esteem group, arts and crafts and outings as well.

Provides therapeutic recreational activities, skill-building groups, information and referral, peer and social support for individuals living with a diagnosis of mental illness or intellectual disability.

Respite Care services provide temporary, transitional living arrangements for individuals who are registered in the public mental health system and are temporarily homeless. Participants are assessed as able to benefit from the service and have the ability to function within the structure and support of the program and comply with the program rules.

A Clubhouse is a comprehensive and dynamic program of support and opportunities for individuals in mental health recovery. It is first and foremost a community that offers individuals hope and opportunities to achieve their full potential. The Clubhouse is unique in that all clinical aspects have been removed so as to focus on the strengths of the individual rather than their illness. At the core of the Clubhouse model are the four guaranteed rights of membership: 1 a right to a place to come, 2 a right to meaningful relationships, 3 a right to meaningful work, and 4 a right to a place to return. Through this environment of support, acceptance and commitment to the potential of each member, Clubhouses demonstrate that individuals with mental illness can successfully live full and productive lives and work in the community. There are four key components of a Clubhouse program: the Work-Ordered Day, Employment Programs, Supported Education, and Evening/Weekend/Holiday Events.

Horizon House's supports for persons with mental retardation are designed to increase their ability to manage their lives, and to facilitate active involvement and integration into the community. Individuals with mental retardation are supported in managing their lives and being actively involved in the community.
- Housing:
Horizon House seeks to help each person with mental retardation find a living arrangement that is most conducive for personal growth and enrichment. Residential services are individualized and flexible so supports can increase or diminish, as preferences and needs change. Options include: community homes, small group residences with round the clock, in-home assistance; semi-independent or supported living arrangements for individuals who need less than 24-hour per day in-home assistance and who live in their own homes or apartments; and family living, for those desiring a more family-oriented living situation.

- Life-Long Supports:
Horizon House also offers community integrated employment, financial planning and management services, and retirement planning. The Active Retirement Program provides specialized supports to people with mental retardation living in nursing homes. In Montgomery County, Horizon House provides supports to individuals with both mental retardation and mental health needs.

Horizon House's supports for persons with mental retardation are designed to increase their ability to manage their lives, and to facilitate active involvement and integration into the community. Individuals with mental retardation are supported in managing their lives and being actively involved in the community.
- Housing:
Horizon House seeks to help each person with mental retardation find a living arrangement that is most conducive for personal growth and enrichment. Residential services are individualized and flexible so supports can increase or diminish, as preferences and needs change. Options include: community homes, small group residences with round the clock, in-home assistance; semi-independent or supported living arrangements for individuals who need less than 24-hour per day in-home assistance and who live in their own homes or apartments; and family living, for those desiring a more family-oriented living situation.

- Life-Long Supports:
Horizon House also offers community integrated employment, financial planning and management services, and retirement planning. The Active Retirement Program provides specialized supports to people with mental retardation living in nursing homes. In Montgomery County, Horizon House provides supports to individuals with both mental retardation and mental health needs.

Horizon House mental health services, located in Philadelphia, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, and the state of Delaware, are comprehensive, integrated and continuous. A pioneer in the field of community-based treatment and rehabilitation, Horizon House utilizes a holistic approach aimed at addressing an individual’s psychiatric, medical and behavioral health impediments. The overarching goal of Horizon House’s interventions is to support, to the fullest extent possible, the individual’s active membership in his or her family and community.

The agency’s interdisciplinary teams have the expertise to address a wide range of treatment and rehabilitation issues in a coordinated manner. Decision-making is shared by team members and between the team and the individual receiving the service. This collaborative partnership helps the individual to maximize his or her self-control over the symptoms of the mental illness and to minimize its interference with the person’s daily life.

Horizon House’s integrated approach to treatment and rehabilitation reflects the person-first philosophy and is oriented towards recovery. Recovery can include gaining a sense of meaning to life, a positive self-image, being able to form meaningful relationships and learning to live independently.

The recovery approach practiced by Horizon House is comprised of three elements: Treatment planning and services that assist the individual with managing and reducing the symptoms of the illness; rehabilitation activities that help him or her learn or improve the skills required to live, work and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect the individual to essential services.

Horizon House mental health services, located in Philadelphia, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, and the state of Delaware, are comprehensive, integrated and continuous. A pioneer in the field of community-based treatment and rehabilitation, Horizon House utilizes a holistic approach aimed at addressing an individuals psychiatric, medical and behavioral health impediments. The overarching goal of Horizon House's interventions is to support, to the fullest extent possible, the individuals active membership in his or her family and community.

The agency's interdisciplinary teams have the expertise to address a wide range of treatment and rehabilitation issues in a coordinated manner. Decision-making is shared by team members and between the team and the individual receiving the service. This collaborative partnership helps the individual to maximize his or her self-control over the symptoms of the mental illness and to minimize its interference with the persons daily life.

Horizon Houses integrated approach to treatment and rehabilitation reflects the person-first philosophy and is oriented towards recovery. Recovery can include gaining a sense of meaning to life, a positive self-image, being able to form meaningful relationships and learning to live independently.

The recovery approach practiced by Horizon House is comprised of three elements: Treatment planning and services that assist the individual with managing and reducing the symptoms of the illness; rehabilitation activities that help him or her learn or improve the skills required to live, work and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect the individual to essential services.

Horizon House mental health services, located in Philadelphia, Chester, Delaware and Montgomery Counties, and the state of Delaware, are comprehensive, integrated and continuous. A pioneer in the field of community-based treatment and rehabilitation, Horizon House utilizes a holistic approach aimed at addressing an individual’s psychiatric, medical and behavioral health impediments. The overarching goal of Horizon House’s interventions is to support, to the fullest extent possible, the individual’s active membership in his or her family and community.

The agency’s interdisciplinary teams have the expertise to address a wide range of treatment and rehabilitation issues in a coordinated manner. Decision-making is shared by team members and between the team and the individual receiving the service. This collaborative partnership helps the individual to maximize his or her self-control over the symptoms of the mental illness and to minimize its interference with the person’s daily life.

Horizon House’s integrated approach to treatment and rehabilitation reflects the person-first philosophy and is oriented towards recovery. Recovery can include gaining a sense of meaning to life, a positive self-image, being able to form meaningful relationships and learning to live independently.

The recovery approach practiced by Horizon House is comprised of three elements: Treatment planning and services that assist the individual with managing and reducing the symptoms of the illness; rehabilitation activities that help him or her learn or improve the skills required to live, work and learn in the community; and coordination and development of community supports to connect the individual to essential services.

Provides a variety of outpatient psychiatric and crisis intervention services for children, adolescents and adults. Child Mental Health Services including Child Blended Case Management; School Based Partial Hospitalization Services; Family Based Behavioral Health Services; Student Assistance Program; Transitional Aftercare; Family Reintegration Services, and CASSP. Early Intervention Service Coordination for ages 0-3 years of age and Supports Coordination for those with an intellectual disability. Adult Mental Health Services include Adult Blended Case Management; Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services; Certified Peer Specialists; Residential, and Vocational Services.

Clubhouse is a recovery oriented program for adults designed to give members the opportunity to learn to manage their illness and develop the skills needed to achieve recovery. The program is based on a work-ordered day and provides vocational training in the areas of clerical/computers, kitchen, education, and maintenance.

Helps adults recovering from mental health challenges to live in the community while developing independent living skills. Offers single or shared apartments and shared single-family houses.

Offers an innovative individualized leisure and recreation program that works with older adults with serious and persistent mental illness and a history of long term psychiatric hospitalization. Helps develop an individual plan of recreation and leisure activities based on each client's interests.

Mental Illness provides services specifically designed for the seriously mentally ill. Many of these individuals have spent a significant amount of time in state institutions, struggle with drug and alcohol dependency, have multiple physical problems and have previously displayed violent behaviors. They have little or no social support, but seek new opportunities and better quality of life. Often, new residences act as the foundation from which a fresh, stable start can be built.

Case management services for adults with behavioral health issues identified as serious mental illness. Case managers develop recovery plans for individual clients, arrange for required services, monitor services and serve as an advocate for the individual.

Offers mental health support services including information/education, intervention, self management and transitional services. Also provides post disaster mental health services.

Lawrence County C.A.R.E.S. Center is a behavioral health consumer and family support and resource center that serves the residents of Lawrence County. Services cover aspects of life from the basic needs in life to social, economical, educational, and supportive assistance.

• The Next Step: A Drop-In Center is a central place for self-help, advocacy, education, and socialization. The Next Step Center provides an opportunity for socializing and networking that addresses the isolation felt by many, especially those in mental health recovery. The Next Step increases knowledge in community resources and allows individuals to learn from each other. We also provide recreational opportunities such as a pool table, video game systems, movie room, an indoor basketball court, and workout equipment. Please contact a Next Step Associate with any questions by pressing 2 when you call in.
• The Lawrence County Client Satisfaction Team (CST) consists of consumers, parents, family members and persons in recovery. Our members regularly visit consumers of mental health and/or substance abuse services. We ask that they complete an anonymous survey regarding the services they receive. This information is gathered to ensure quality services are available to consumers in Lawrence County. We report our findings to the Lawrence County Mental Health/Disability Services Office, Value Behavioral Health, and the providers. Please contact Vickie at extension 105 regarding any CST questions.
• Social Security's Representative Payee Program provides financial management for the Social Security and SSI payments of our beneficiaries who are struggling to manage their payments. Our Rep Payee works with her clients to ensure their needs are met as far as housing, utilities, personal care items, groceries, etc. This is done via careful budgeting each month to ensure financial needs are met. Please contact Tina at extension 113 regarding any Rep Payee Program questions.

Transitional Outpatient Services offers a multi-modal, multi-disciplinary structure for a variety of programs. The program has a variable length of treatment and offers flexibility in scheduling as symptoms are alleviated and the individual is able to resume their typical activities. Transitional Outpatient Services is more intensive than traditional outpatient and is designed to achieve stabilization and resolution of psychiatric and chemical dependency conditions. This level of care is specifically available for those adult clients who do not require the intense level of psychiatric care provided by inpatient or partial hospitalization programs.

Programs available include:
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Family Therapy
- Psycho Education
- Medication Consultation
- Discharge Planning

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Matches volunteers in one-to-one relationships with adults who are recovering from mental illness. Their friendship provides structured opportunities for socialization which decreases loneliness and increases well being and confidence in the clients. Some opportunities include meeting for coffee, visiting local museums, going out to eat and taking walks together. Volunteers commit to four hour a month for one year. Other volunteer opportunities include making a 15 minute phone call each week to an individual waiting for one-to-one friend. Free training and ongoing support is provided. Within the same program, CompeerCORPS Vet2Vet matches military veterans with a veteran volunteer. Volunteer opportunities available. See Caring Connections to volunteer or refer someone to exchange phone calls to combat social isolation.

Recovery Learning Centers connect participants to natural community supports along with offering a warm and welcoming place to come to engage in the service system. Offering unique facility-based options, the Centers are actively engaged in connecting people to resources and services in community environments. In all instances, the focus of these services will be driven by the service participant with an aim toward community integration and the use of existing community resources.

The Department of Nursing provides a menu of services available on a 24 hour/ 7 day a week basis. The Registered Nurse provides a comprehensive Nursing Assessment on admission. At that time, there is recognition of an inventory of strengths and issues to be addressed. The Psychiatric Aide, under the guidance of a Registered Nurse, works closely with the patient to establish a relationship. The Registered Nurse attempts to build a therapeutic alliance with the patient in an effort to provide emotional support and psycho-education. The Psychiatric Aide and Nurse participate in the Interdisciplinary Treatment Plan of the patient. The Registered Nurse develops a plan of staff interventions to support the patient in achieving goals of the patient’s treatment.

Specific services offered with the department include relationship building, health education, medication education, symptom management, grooming/hygiene promotion and support, all within the framework of the recovery model.

Together with your counselor, you will develop a rehabilitation plan. This plan will support you in being successful in the goals you choose. Your counselor and other program staff will assist you in learning skills both at the site and in the community. Community skill building opportunities might include learning how to use community resources, such as public transportation, markets, banks, cultural and educational resources. You will participate in groups that teach you about your illness and support you in managing your symptoms, making positive choices and self-directing your recovery.

You will live in the community. The level of support you need will determine where you will live. You may live in a group home or in an apartment building located in Northeast Philadelphia. In our group home, you will live with 8 other individuals and share a bedroom with one person. Staff are present in the home at all times. You and your housemates will prepare and eat meals together and share in completing household chores. In the apartment building, you will share a one or two-bedroom apartment with one other person. PATH has a separate apartment in the same building where staff are available at all times to assist you when needed. You and your roommate will share in completing household chores. You can decide to purchase and prepare meals together or individually.

Provides peer support services

Whole-life recovery community for individual who are experiencing distress and feel that they would benefit form participation in a short term, 24 hour peer-to-peer supportive environment with others with lived-experience.

A recovery-focused residential, step-down program with 14 beds and an average stay of six months. Treatment focuses on developing social skills and increasing mental and physical health stability.

Support services provided by a peer to assist in mental health recovery.

Outpatient group services delivered in a highly structured therapeutic environment for clients who are at risk for admission to a psychiatric inpatient facility or who need more intensive treatment than is available through individual counseling. Also, helps individuals transition back into the community from a psychiatric hospital.

Provides role modeling, tutoring, recreational and life skills development to at-risk children and youth in the community or in daycare settings.

In home respite is provided for families involved with Lehigh County Mental Health and Northampton County Mental Health with a mental health diagnosis.

Provides short term, intensive and individualized treatment services for the identified persons in order to successfully re-integrate them into the community. Facility consist for two 3 bedroom semi-detached homes and accommodates up to seven individuals. Program length ranges from 6-12 weeks depending on individual's needs.
Offers:
- Supportive Counseling
- Therapy
- Educational programs
- Behavioral management
- Crisis Intervention
- Community Re-Integration Skills
- Psychiatric Services
- Medication management

Provides peer specialists who have been trained and have the desire to partner with mental health consumers to help them gain strength, support and hope in their road to recovery.

Day Hospital/Intensive Outpatient mental health treatment program for those who have a diagnosis of mental health illness and who are experiencing serious to severe levels of emotional distress. Program is designed to allow individuals to remain with their families and community. Program varies from 3-6 hours and includes the following services:
- psychiatric evaluation
- individual therapy
- group therapy
- psych-education regarding symptom management, coping skills development and problem solving
- Psychopharmacological consultation
- Treatment includes the participation of family members and other significant persons
- Individual meetings to review treatment
- Discharge planning, including aftercare programs.
- Children and adolescents receive age appropriate education services coordinated with students home school district