Services
Services We Provide
Certified Peer Specialist Support
Certified peer specialists support individuals by using a compassionate, non-clinical approach that emphasizes strengths and personal empowerment. They assist clients in recognizing their abilities and setting meaningful recovery goals. Through sharing their own stories of recovery, peer specialists inspire hope, promote self-advocacy, and encourage personal responsibility, helping individuals build confidence and take charge of their wellness journey.
Transition to Community Living
Transition services assist individuals in smoothly moving from higher levels of care—such as regional treatment centers, community hospitals, or intensive residential programs—into independent community living. Our goal is to support a successful and seamless transition, fostering stability and independence.
Community Intervention
Community intervention involves collaborating with agencies, institutions, employers, landlords, or family members to support individuals in functioning more independently. This approach helps strengthen their connection to the community and promotes greater self-sufficiency.
Medication Education
Medication education involves teaching individuals receiving ARMHS services how to properly manage and follow their prescribed medication routines. This service is provided by a registered nurse or a trained professional to promote safe and effective medication use.
Eligibility
Age 18 or older
Be diagnosed with a serious illness
Have a significant impairment in functioning