Mental Health Problems
What Are Mental Health Rehabilitation Services?
Mental Health Rehabilitation Services are service activities provided to assist an individual or group of individuals to improve, maintain or restore functional skills, daily living skills, social and leisure skills, grooming and personal hygiene skills, meal preparation skills, and support resources, and/or medication education.
Who Can Benefit From Individual Mental Health Rehabilitation Services?
The services are for the purpose of enabling individuals to live in the community and avoid inpatient hospitalization or long-term institutionalization.
Can Mental Health Rehabilitation services be provided on a voluntary basis?
Yes. Individuals cannot be forced to receive MediCal services or other medical services except pursuant to various specific involuntary treatment provisions of LPS or the Probate Code.
Can Mental Health Rehabilitation Services Be Provided On An Individual Basis?
Yes. Mental Health Rehabilitation services can be provided on a one-on-one basis or to a group. An individual can receive such assistance at home, work place, or anywhere s/he needs to maintain or restore skills.
What Is An Example of Individual Mental Health Rehabilitation Services?
It includes assisting a beneficiary in using public transportation; developing relationships with landlords, neighbors, coworkers and employers; learning how to shop; developing social activities, recreation in the community, and other activities of daily living.
How to get the help for you or a loved is as easy as:
The first step in the admissions process is to contact National Treatment Centers at 1-800-868-2148. The admissions director will answer your questions and provide information regarding treatment options at National Treatment Centers.
Treatment candidates receive a pre-assessment screening to ensure appropriateness for the client population followed by a complete biological, psychological, and social evaluation upon intake.
National Treatment Centers works with each family to formalize a mutual commitment to the program. Addiction is a family disease requiring change from both the addicted person and their family. As National Treatment Centers delivers the agreed upon basic services to the client, families demonstrate their commitment to by following the staff’s guidance to keep the addicted person in treatment.
The healing process starts when someone who cares about the addicted person picks up the phone and calls us. Treatment begins as information is gathered during the pre-assessment screening, intake evaluation, and medical clearance processes. The first 28 days in rehab can affect the rest of the addicted person’s life.
