Psychosocial Rehabilitation - The Village Program
What is Psychosocial Rehabilitation?
Psychosocial Rehabilitation is a structured day support program that provides services to adults with serious mental illness. It assists those persons who need to establish a daily routine, who need to develop a broader social network, or who need to develop life or prevocational skills in order to live independently or to maintain empoyment. The Village Program strives to empower clients to reach success.
Who is Eligible?
Indivduals must be 18 years of age or older, have a primary diagnosis of mental illness, and be actively receiving treatment. Clients must exhibit difficulty in establishing or maintaining normal interpersonal relationships to such a degree that they are at risk of hospitalization or homelessness due to conflicts with community or family members. Appropriate clients may also exhibit difficulty in recognizing personal danger or significant inappropriate social behavior. In addition, clients may be found appropriate for this program if he/she requires help with basic living skills to such a degree that their health or safety is jeopardized.
What Services are Offered?
- Clinical assessment and evaluation.
- Individualized treatment plans.
- Medication education and training.
- Daily living skills training.
- Social skills development and training.
- Mental illness symptom education.
- Special activities and social outings.
- Money management training and support.
- Substance abuse education.
- Linkage to community services.
- 24 hour on-call assistance.
- Transportation (on a case by case basis).
Funding
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services are available through Meicaid funds and self-pay.
Program Location
Family Transitons, Inc.
285 Belt Boulevard
Richmond, VA 23224
p: (804) 231-4357