BHRS provides help to families that have children with a mental health diagnosis. The purpose of the program is to help the child and the family so they may function in a setting (home, school, community) where they may otherwise experience behavioral or emotional problems.
Short term service: assessment, skill building, case management. Used to assist referral source in stabilization and in determining level of interventions needed. Also used to facilitate successful transition home from placement.
Teams of co-therapists provide intensive in-home family therapy, case management and crisis intervention services to families with a child who has a mental illness or emotional problems.
The goal is to prevent hospitalization/placement outside of the home due to a psychiatric disability.
Provides individual and family counseling, crisis intervention, and skill building to OCY involved families with a child with a diagnosable mental health disorder.
Works to strengthen the adaptive capabilities of all family members and prevents the unnecessary placement of children.
Family intervention for at-risk and incorrigible youth.
Clearly identifies specific phases and uses alliance based motivation to help organize family change in a coherent manner.
Home-based intervention for families involved with OCY. Provides family counseling, parenting, case management and crisis intervention, strengthens at-risk families and/or children returning from placement.
Intensive family therapy for incorrigible/ juvenile justice involved youth and their families.
Addresses delinquent behavior, parent/child conflict, aggression, drug and alcohol use, peer, communication and behavioral problems.
Intensive family therapy for youth exhibiting sexually related anti-social and delinquent behaviors and/or youth involved with the juvenile justice system due to problem sexual behaviors.
Teams of co-therapists provide intensive in-home family therapy.
The goal is to help the families and victims gain an understanding of the dynamics of sexual abuse as well as decreasing the impact of sexual abuse.
