Overview
Services through Streams of Hope’s Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP) for Children and Adolescents are designed to complement, support, and strengthen their mental health. Trained rehabilitation staff provide a combination of individual and group rehabilitation activities at the child’s home and/or other appropriate community locations. On Site (facility-based) and Off Site (community-based) services are family focused, individualized, and based on the child’s and the family’s strengths and resilience. Specific rehabilitation goals are established, which target identified needs based on information from the referring mental health professional, a comprehensive assessment, and meetings with the child and his/her family.
Services
Our PRP behavioral services are individualized and directly related to the individual’s strengths, needs, level of functioning, and preferences.
Appropriate Boundaries
Setting age-appropriate boundaries in child rehab fosters safety, trust, and growth.
Personal Safety
Personal safety in child rehab ensures protection, trust, and healing.
Education
Education in child rehab builds skills, confidence, and future success.
Social/Interactive Skills
Social skills in child rehab enhance communication, relationships, and cooperation.
Frequently Asked Questions?
Here are some Frequently Asked Questions about Psychiatric Rehabilitation Programs (PRP):
The primary goal of PRP is to develop life skills, promote wellness, and foster social integration.
PRP duration varies based on individual needs and progress. Services continue until treatment goals are achieved and a plan for ongoing support is established.
PRP helps individuals build confidence, improve quality of life, and achieve greater independence.
Individuals must be working with a licensed mental health professional and must be enrolled in Maryland Medicaid.
Referrals for PRP must be submitted by a licensed mental health professional. Contact the Streams of Hope office for further information.