Intensive In-Home Services.
Intensive in-home services (IIH) for youth under age 21 are intensive therapeutic interventions provided in the youth’s residence or other community settings. These services are designed to improve family functioning, and significant functional impairments in major life activities that have occurred due to the youth’s mental, behavioral or emotional illness in order to prevent an out of home placement, stabilize the youth, and gradually transition the youth to less restrictive levels of care and supports. All IIH services shall be designed to specifically improve family dynamics, provide modeling, and include clinically necessary interventions that increase functional and therapeutic interpersonal relations between family members in the home.
Our Approach.
Offer Support
Individual and family counseling
24/7 crisis response
Access to resources
Create Consistency
Practicing anger management skills
Coping skills for mental illness diagnosis
Developing problem-solving skills
Insurance Accepted
Increase Self Improvement
Life-skills training
Improving social skills
Psycho-education
Maintain Accountability
Develop time management skills
Help coordinate with other services
Assist with scheduling conflicts