Daily life-skills support for adults building independence

Overview

PSR helps individuals build the daily living, wellness, and social skills needed for stability and independence. Services are structured and focused on real-life functioning through routine, connection, and skill development, bridging clinical care with everyday success.

Who may benefit from PSR?

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is designed for individuals with a mental health condition who need support to build the skills necessary to live, work, and thrive in their community.

You may be eligible if your mental health challenges impact daily life in areas such as:

• Building and maintaining healthy relationships
• Managing daily living skills, including personal care, meal preparation, or finances
• Making safe decisions and recognizing potential risks
• Managing behaviors that have required involvement from mental health, social service, or legal systems

Individuals typically experience one or more of the following:

• Difficulty living independently without ongoing support
• Limited family or community support
• Challenges with daily living and social functioning
• A history of psychiatric hospitalization
• A need for long-term support to remain successful in the community

How eligibility is determined

A comprehensive assessment is completed to determine whether PSR is the appropriate level of care and to develop an individualized treatment plan based on each person's unique strengths and needs.

What to expect

• Independent living skills
• Emotional wellness and self-management
• Social skills and creative expression
• Community integration activities
• Goal-oriented group support

How to get started

Contact our office to discuss eligibility and current openings. Referrals from providers and community organizations are welcome.