Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
Empower mental health recovery through comprehensive support and skill-building.
What is Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program?
A Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) is a community-based mental health service that aims to support individuals with mental illnesses in their recovery process. The program focuses on enhancing skills, promoting community integration, providing emotional support, and assisting with various aspects of daily living to help individuals lead fulfilling lives despite the challenges of mental health conditions.
Reasons you may need a PRP
Individuals may need a Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) for various reasons related to their mental health. Here are some common scenarios where someone might benefit from PRP:
- Severe Mental Illness: Individuals diagnosed with severe mental illnesses, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or major depressive disorder, may require PRP to help them manage symptoms and improve their overall functioning.
- Difficulty in Daily Living: People experiencing challenges in activities of daily living, including personal care, household tasks, and routine responsibilities, may benefit from PRP to develop or enhance these skills.
- Social and Occupational Challenges: Those facing difficulties in social interactions or maintaining employment due to mental health issues may seek support from PRP to improve social skills, vocational abilities, and overall functioning in various life domains.
- Recovery from a Crisis: Individuals recovering from a mental health crisis or hospitalization may utilize PRP as a step in their recovery journey, providing ongoing support as they transition back into the community.
Our purpose is to offer the customized assistance that suits your needs.
At CSC we care about your overall well being, and neither emotional nor mental health should be neglected. Schedule today a PRP to get the help you may need
On-Site Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
PRP services are provided through individual counseling and group activities. Recovery groups focus on helping members learn essential life skills for independent living and fulfilling meaningful life roles.
Members choose groups based on their individual goals, including but not limited to:
- Wellness management
- Recreation and leisure
- Community living skills
- Social skills
- Co-occurring disorders
- Health and nutrition
Off-Site Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program
Rehabilitation counselors provide community outreach services to assist members living in the larger community. Counselors work with members to set and help meet their recovery goals in the following areas:
- Connecting with community resources
- Social involvement
- Money management
- Managing health concerns
- Household management
