Executive Summary
Outpatient Therapy Program services include Crisis Intervention, Like Skills Training, community psychiatric support, and treatment and psychosocial Rehabilitation Social Work for children, adolescents, young adults, and their families from ages 0-64 years. The Outpatient Therapy Program is new, and will be fully financed by the Company. Key personnel include social workers and the some partner health workers in the agencies within which services will be offered.
ABOUT OUR PROGRAM:
The name of our Outpatient Therapy Program is “Aspiring Behavioral Health Services”, offering services such as Crisis Intervention, Like Skills Training, community psychiatric support, and treatment and psychosocial Rehabilitation Social Work, for children, adolescents, young adults and their families from ages 0-64 years. The program is projected to have a timespan of 8 weeks. Resources required for the program include transport means and training materials.
| Mission Statement:
We are committed to provide holistic recovery services that value and respect the innate dignity of every person. Our services are defined by the values and uniqueness of individual empowerment, caring, knowledge, potential, and effectiveness of an individual to collaborate actively in their recovery. We will evaluate ourselves by our ability in assisting individuals to experience a full life free from personal or environmental deficits. |
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| Vision:
An exceptional community resource for paramount in recovery services. |
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Program goal:
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| Program Values:
Excellence: • We aim at providing the highest quality of services to our clients and community. Respect: • We treat each person with uniqueness, courtesy, honesty, and kindness. Innovation: • We strive to enhance our operations and services by focusing on current, as well as future needs. Responsibility: • We are aware and accountable for our actions towards ourselves, others, and the communities that we serve.
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Industry Analysis
The therapy rehabilitation centers industry comprises of both outpatient and inpatient therapy facilities providing physical, occupational, and speech pathology therapy services. Since 2009, the industry has experienced revenue growth at the rate of 3.5% to $27. 5 billion, attributed to the increasing acceptance of the benefits of physical therapy.
Customer Analysis
The program will focus on offering services to clients such as children, adolescents, young adults and their families from ages 0-64 years. Services offered will be Crisis Intervention, Like Skills Training, community psychiatric support and treatment and psychosocial Rehabilitation Social Work
Marketing Plan
The methods proposed for use to reach out to our clients will include posters in the agencies where the services will be provided.
Operations Plan
| Service 1-Independent Living/Skills Building
Service Description: training families and children who are about to transit to adulthood with the necessary knowledge, skills, and support to enable them acquire, improve, and retain self-help, adaptive skills, and socialization to be successful in employment, housing, and community life. |
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| Strategies/objective(s) | Activities | Target Audience |
| The training aims at offering children and families who are transitioning to adulthood with support, skills, and knowledge in acquiring, improving and retaining self-help, adaptive skills, and socialization necessary for them to be successful in the domains of housing, employment, community life, and education and to reside successfully in the home and community settings.
To develop a partnership with the young children to help them arrange for the services they need to access transport, employment, education, and housing. |
Career planning | Transition Coordinator Agency |
| Communication | ||
| Daily Living | ||
| Home life | ||
| Housing and money management | ||
| Self-care | ||
| Social relationships | ||
| Work life | ||
| Work and study skills | ||
| Service 2 – Adult Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSP)
Service description: designed to assist individuals to eliminate functional deficits and interpersonal barriers associated with their mental illness. |
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| Objective/strategies | Activities | Target Audience | |
| To assist individuals with compensating for functional deficits and environmental barriers associated with mental illness.
To restore the integration of individuals as a productive and active member of the family and community |
Daily and community living skills | Mental health rehab agencies, behavioral health rehab provider agency, mental health clinics | |
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| Adaptation skills | |||
| Development of leisure time interests and skills | |||
| Work readiness | |||
| Identification and management of mental illness | |||
| Mental health education | |||
| Service 3 – Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSP)
Service description: designed to assist individuals to eliminate functional deficits and interpersonal barriers associated with their mental illness. |
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| Objective/strategies | Activities | Target Audience |
| To assist individuals with compensating for functional deficits and environmental barriers associated with mental illness.
To restore integration of the individual as a productive member in the family and community |
Daily and community living skills | Mental health rehab agencies, behavioral health rehab provider agency, mental health clinics |
| Socialization skills | ||
| Adaptation skills | ||
| Development of leisure time interests and skills | ||
| Work readiness | ||
| Identification and management of mental illness | ||
| Mental health education
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| Service 4- Crisis Intervention
Service description: designed for Symptom reduction, stabilization and restoration to a previous level of functioning. |
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| Strategies/ objectives | Activities | Provider qualification |
| Stabilization, Symptom reduction, and restoration to a previous functioning
Preliminary assessment of mental status, risk, and medical stability Crisis resolution and debriefing Follow up with individuals with the caretaker or family member Consultation with a physician to assist with specific crisis |
CI emergent
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Practitioner with master’s degree in social work, psychology, counseling, or a related human services field.
Certification in the State of Luisiana to provide the service, which includes criminal, Employed by a mental rehabilitation agency, LEZ or licensed clinic or otherwise credentialed by the SMO because of accessibility issues. |
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CI Ongoing
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| Assessment of risk | ||
| Assessment of mental status
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| Assessment of medical stability | ||
| Community Psychiatric Support and Treatment
Service description: Assisting family members and individuals to identify treatment options related to the individual’s mental illness. |
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| Objectives/Strategies | Activities | Provider qualifications |
| Assist family members and individuals to identify treatment options related to the individual’s mental illness.
Maximizing the negative effects of mental illness symptoms or associated environmental stressors or emotion disturbances, which impact on such aspects as financial management, employment, housing, or academic progress, family or interpersonal relationships, personal recovery or resilience, and community integration. Solution-focused intervention, individual supportive counseling, emotional and behavioral management, and problem behavior analysis. Assisting individuals develop and implement social, daily living, interpersonal, independent living, self-care skills to help them restore stability and adapt to community living. Participation and utilization of strengths-based planning and treatments by assisting the individuals and family members to identify strengths, resources, natural support, and developing goals and objectives to utilize personal strengths, resources to address functional deficits associated with mental illness. Restoration, rehabilitation, and support to develop daily living skills specific to managing their own home. |
Solution-focused intervention | Practitioner with master’s degree in psychology, social work, counseling, or a related human services field.
Certification in the State of Luisiana to provide the service, which includes criminal, Employed by a mental rehabilitation agency, LEZ or licensed clinic or otherwise credentialed by the SMO because of accessibility issues. |
| Individual supportive counseling | ||
| Emotional and behavioral management, | ||
| Problem behavior analysis
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