About Us
PRP Adult (Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program)
At Rosie’s Recovery Center, our Adult Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) is designed to help adults living with mental health conditions develop the skills they need to live independently and thrive. Through a combination of personalized care, life skills training, and emotional support, we empower individuals to regain control over their lives and achieve their personal goals.
Our PRP Adult program provides practical tools and therapeutic support, offering an approach to mental health recovery. Whether you’re navigating anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, or another mental health challenge, we’re here to help you build a fulfilling, independent future.
Who We Help:
Our PRP Adult program is designed to support adults (18 years and older) who are living with mental health conditions and need assistance developing the skills necessary for independent living and emotional well-being. The program is ideal for:
- Adults facing mental health challenges, such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, trauma, or other psychiatric conditions.
- Individuals who struggle with daily living skills and require support to manage their mental health and navigate everyday tasks.
- Adults who experience social and behavioral difficulties that impact their ability to maintain relationships, employment, or independent living.
- Those seeking long-term psychiatric rehabilitation to improve their quality of life, enhance social skills, and achieve greater independence.
We provide tailored rehabilitation plans that focus on each individual’s personal goals, fostering both emotional stability and practical life skills.
Services We Offer:
Our PRP Adult program is designed to provide a full range of psychiatric rehabilitation services, all centered around helping individuals achieve greater independence and emotional well-being. Each participant is paired with a dedicated direct care worker who offers consistent support and guidance throughout the rehabilitation process.
1. Life Skills Development
- Description: Training in essential daily living skills, including budgeting, personal hygiene, cooking, and time management. Direct care workers assist clients in practicing these skills in real-world settings.
- Benefits: Empowers individuals to live independently and manage daily responsibilities confidently.
2. Individual and Group Counseling
- Description: Licensed therapists provide one-on-one and group therapy to address emotional and behavioral issues. Direct care workers support clients in applying the strategies learned in therapy to everyday life.
- Benefits: Encourages emotional regulation, provides coping mechanisms, and fosters peer support.
3. Social Skills Training
- Description: Support in building and maintaining healthy relationships, improving communication, and developing conflict resolution skills. Direct care workers help individuals practice these skills in social situations.
- Benefits: Enhances the ability to form meaningful connections and improve social interactions.
4. Crisis Intervention
- Description: Immediate emotional and practical support during mental health crises, with direct care workers providing stabilization and working alongside therapists to create safety plans.
- Benefits: Helps individuals navigate crises safely and reduces the risk of escalation.
5. Vocational and Employment Support
- Description: Assistance with job readiness, including resume writing, interview preparation, and job search guidance. Direct care workers offer ongoing support to help clients transition into the workforce.
- Benefits: Promotes financial independence and self-sufficiency by helping individuals secure and maintain employment.
6. Case Management
- Description: Coordination of care, including connecting clients with community resources, healthcare providers, and social services. Direct care workers assist with managing appointments and services to ensure comprehensive support.
- Benefits: Ensures that individuals receive all the support they need for their rehabilitation, making it easier to access services and maintain consistency in care.
