Services & Programs in Louisiana

We Provide Assistance for the Following:

Depression
ADHD
Anger Management
Dual Diagnosis
Anxiety
Bi-Polar Disorder
PTSD
Unresolved Grief

Assessment

The purpose of the Behavioral Health Assessment process is to gather all information needed to determine the problems, symptoms, strengths, needs, abilities, resources, and preferences, to develop a social and medical history, to determine the functional level and degree of knowledge versus disability, if necessary, to assess trauma history and status, and to engage with collateral contacts for other assessment information.

Medication Management & Follow-Up

The provision of specialized medical and psychiatric services that include but are not limited to Psychotherapeutic services with medical evaluation and management, including evaluation and assessment of physiological phenomena (including co-morbidity between behavioral and physical health care issues); Assessment and monitoring of an individual's status about treatment with medication; Assessment of the appropriateness of initiating or continuing services.

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Individual Counseling

A therapeutic intervention or counseling service is shown to be successful with identified populations, diagnoses, and service needs, provided by a qualified clinician. Techniques employed involve the principles, methods, and procedures of counseling that assist the person in identifying and resolving personal, social, vocational, intrapersonal, and interpersonal concerns. Individual counseling may include face-to-face or out-of-clinic time with family members if the individual is present for part of the session and focuses on the individual. Services are directed toward achieving specific goals defined by the individual and specified in the Individualized Recovery Plan.

Psychosocial Skill Training

Psychosocial Rehabilitation services consist of building rehabilitative skills, the personal development of environmental and recovery supports that are essential in improving a person’s functioning, learning skills to promote the person’s self-access to necessary services, and creating environments that promote healing and support the emotional and functional improvement of the individual. Assistance in the development of interpersonal, community coping, and practical skills (which may include adaptation to home, adaptation to work, adaptation to healthy social environments, learning/practicing skills such as personal financial management, medication self-monitoring, symptom self-monitoring, etc.