PSYCHIATRIC REHABILITAION PROGRAM (PRP) Child
Rosie's Recovery Center Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) for Children and Adolescents is designed to work in conjunction with the child's existing mental health services, such as therapy and psychiatry, to provide complementary support and enhance their overall mental health treatment.
The PRP is facilitated by trained rehabilitation staff who offer a combination of individual and group rehabilitation activities. These activities can take place at Rosie's Recovery Center clinic, the child's home, or other appropriate community locations, depending on the needs and preferences of the child and their family.
Both on-site (facility-based) and off-site (community-based) services are available, and the program takes a family-focused and individualized approach. It is tailored to the strengths and resilience of the child and their family, recognizing that each individual has unique needs and circumstances.
The PRP begins by establishing specific rehabilitation goals, which are determined based on information provided by the referring mental health professional, a comprehensive assessment, and meetings with the child and their family. These goals are designed to address the identified needs and support the child's overall mental health and well-being.
Throughout the program, PRP staff regularly evaluate the child's progress and engage with their parent/guardian/support team. They provide monthly summary reports to the primary therapist and other mental health professionals involved in the child's care. This collaborative approach ensures effective communication and coordination among all professionals working with the child, facilitating a comprehensive and integrated treatment approach.
By offering targeted rehabilitation activities, ongoing evaluation, and regular communication with the child's treatment team, Rosie's Recovery Center PRP for Children and Adolescents aims to provide comprehensive support to enhance the child's overall mental health outcomes and promote their well-being.