Mental Health services helps children and adults who have experienced problems in living and functioning on a daily basis due to a psychiatric illness.  It helps individuals achieve a state of well-being in which they realize his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work productively and fruitfully, and are able to make a contribution to his or her community.

Intensive Behavioral Intervention is available to children with developmental disabilities who display challenging behaviors. IBI therapists work with children to develop positive behaviors and the skills they need to function in typical home and community environments. IBI is a one-to-one service that is individualized for each child. When a child feels safe and secure within the environment, having been given the tools and modeling to express emotions appropriately,  self-esteem rises and unwanted behaviors decrease.

Developmental Therapy is provided by a qualified, trained and supervised therapist. Some DT goals may include life skills such as: brushing teeth (and other "ADL's" activities of daily living), doing laundry, exchange of money in the community,  or social skills such as: taking turns while playing a game, exchanging greetings, community safety, crossing the street, stranger awareness, and making and maintaining friends.

Since every individual is unique and special, so are the goals and plans for each individual. We take careful consideration when pairing a therapist with a child or  adult so that the therapy time will be most beneficial for everyone involved.

A supervised and structured day program for individuals to receive a variety of social, recreational, and health activities in our adult center.

ResHab provides 24-hour care for adults with disabilities who need personal care or assistance and supervision essential for sustaining activities of daily living or for the protection of the individual.

A program that focuses on teaching children and adults with limited, non-verbal speech, hard of hearing, and deafness to communicate effectively with Sign Language. It teaches verbal speech as well as a sophisticated language that will improve on memory, learning skills, and effective communication.  Sign Language Therapy is taught and instructed by trained and qualified Sign Instructors. We also have qualified Interpreters to assist and interpret for the D/deaf with their various needs.