Psychiatric Rehabilitation Services (PRS)
Psychiatric rehabilitation helps adults and young adults 18 years and older to develop skills to live productive and meaningful life. Psych rehab can help you on your road to recovery from a mental illness.
Psych Rehab can help you reach goals like:
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Education (GED, high school diploma, college degree, special training program)
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Social (making friends, joining community groups, feeling supported by others)
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Getting a job (preparing to work, learning, and practicing skills you need to work)
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Being a part of your community (managing your illness, budgeting your money, learning skills to live in the community)
You work with a rehab counselor to find out your strengths and goals, and you choose activities to help you meet your goals. Many activities will be with a group of peers who have similar interests. You also have individual time with your counselor. You may attend this program several times a week.
Our PRS services include but are not limited to:
Self Care
Personal hygiene
Nutrition
Planning and cooking meals
Managing medications
Healthcare Promotion
Cooking
Social
Increase participation in the community
Explore social recreation opportunities
Communication skills
Self-esteem and confidence
Build healthy relationships
Strengthen parenting skills
Vocational
Assess your skills and interests
Practice interviewing
Develop a resume
Explore employment opportunities
Explore volunteer opportunities
Obtain your GED
Explore options to further your education
Enhance study and time management skills
Independence
Independent Living And Community Living Skills Training
Maintaining housing
Utilizing community resources
Mobility training
Personal finance/ budgeting
Eligibility
Eligible clients are Adults. 18+ and Transitional Age Youth 14-25, residing in York City & York County, Lancaster City/ County, PA and most of Central PA who have a functional impairment that inhibits them in successful attainment of desired outcomes in any of the above life domains.
Must be eligible through Medicaid/Managed Care Organization
CCBH/PerformCare/Magellan
A referral is needed and can be from any service provider or parent or youth.
A licensed practitioner of the healing arts (LPHA) must provide a recent copy of the SPMI/SED diagnosis. An LPHA is defined as a Medical Doctor, Nurse Practitioner, Licensed Psychologist, Doctor of Osteopath, or Physician’s Assistant.