In-home Therapy
Family Preservation - therapy in an intensive home-based therapeutic service for high-risk families. The primary goal is to keep children and families safe and avoid unnecessary removal or separation from the home. Family Preservation therapists are typically in the home between 5-15 hours per week depending on the needs of the child and family.
Family Preservation - life skills is a home-based model focused on improving parenting skills and increasing safety and stability within the family. In addition, therapists provide intensive case management to families to monitor progress, link and refer to community supports, provide advocacy, and crisis stabilization.
Case Management is the delivery of supportive and intensive coordination of service delivery and assurance of continuity and integration of services. Case management services are introduced to reduce the need for higher levels of care and are typically provided adjunctive to other treatment interventions. Activities address skills development for children and their parents, assisting the child and family in developing a natural support system, and coordinating with external providers.
Advocacy provides services with and behalf of families to address needs in schools, referral sources, and other community agencies.
After Hours Child and Family Clinical Support Line: (719) 237-7347
