Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services

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 Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) encompass a diverse range of support aimed at fostering the development and enhancement of psychiatric stability, social competencies, personal and emotional adjustment, as well as independent living and community skills. Tailored to the unique needs of each individual, ARMHS provides crucial assistance whether someone is returning home from a State hospital or actively working to improve their skills in independent living. This personalized approach ensures that ARMHS meets individuals with mental illness exactly where they are on their journey, offering services designed to empower and support them in achieving their mental health and life goals. 

•  Instruction may be provided to the individual receiving ARMHS services, as well as their family or significant others, on how to effectively maintain a person's prescription medication regimen. This crucial service is delivered by a qualified professional, such as a physician, pharmacist, registered nurse, or physician's assistant, ensuring comprehensive support and understanding in medication management. 

Functional Assessment

  By establishing a strong rapport with each client, we gain valuable insights into the unique ways in which symptoms of mental health impact various aspects of their lives. This deepened understanding becomes a cornerstone in shaping the treatment planning process, allowing us to tailor our approach to address individual needs and provide more effective and personalized support for their mental health journey. 

ARMHS providers play a crucial role in assisting individuals to develop essential life skills necessary for everyday independent living, especially when symptoms of their mental health have impacted functioning abilities. ARMHS supports individuals in enhancing skills such as interpersonal communication, utilizing community resources, budgeting, shopping, maintaining healthy lifestyles, managing symptoms of mental illness, household management, and improving employment-related skills. These basic living and social skills are provided through individual sessions or group settings to cater to the unique needs of each individual.

Transition services play a crucial role in facilitating a smooth and effective transition from a higher level of care, such as a regional treatment center, community hospital, or intensive residential treatment program, to ensure continuity and support as individuals move towards greater independence and stability. 

• Community interventions mean working with an agency, institution, employer, landlord or the person family to allow the person

•  A client-centered approach is indispensable in shaping the development of goals and identifying the small, incremental steps necessary to achieve them. In the treatment planning process, collaboration may extend to include other members of the individual's family and community, ensuring a holistic and supportive network that actively contributes to the overall well-being and success of the individual's journey.