Provides assessment and evaluation of mental health needs and identification of a plan for referral and linkage to services. Also offers collaborative planning for consumers who are in or being discharged from a State Hospital.

Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), more commonly known as Wrap Around Services, are for children who need individual therapeutic assistance. A skilled staff person works with the child for a specified number of hours per week in his/her home, school, and/or community. Behavioral Specialist Consultants, Mobile Therapists, and Therapeutic Staff Supports work together to provide the following services: * Formulation and implementation of behavioral treatment plans * Collaboration with and transfer of skills to parents, school staff, and other caregivers * Specialized treatments targeting symptoms of various childhood mental health disorders such as Attention Deficit Hyper-Activity Disorder, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, and Anxiety Disorders * Specialized Autism treatment

Enhance the child's/adolescent's ability to function socially, emotionally, and behaviorally. Individualized interventions serve to facilitate youth's behavioral stabilization and emotional growth. Mental health specialists help youth learn skills and coping strategies, which enable the youth to prevent deterioration and more restrictive services.

Provides Behavioral Specialist Consultant, Therapeutic Staff Support, and Mobile Therapy to youth with an Axis I diagnosis. YAP's rehabilitative process is focused on guiding families to realize practical, achievable options for optimum family living through a solid understanding of the diagnosis, as well as resiliency through empowerment. The service currently works with roughly 120 youth and families.

Provides specialized therapy for children and adolescents. Offers therapeutic and social supports in the individual's school, home, community, and social venues to wraparound the client's lifestyle. Benefits those with more serious emotional and behavioral challenges, including autism. Typical issues covered are: social skills, anger management, problem solving, classroom behavior, self-respect, and family interactions.

Child Guidance Resource Centers provides community-based therapeutic, supportive, and preventive behavioral healthcare services for children, adolescents, and families with mental health, developmental disability, and residential needs.

Provides intensive behavioral health services (IBHS) via ABA supports to children, with a specialization in autism and developmental disorders. Offers psychological evaluations, behavioral analysist and consultant, mobile therapist, and Behavioral Health Technician (BHT).

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Offers community-based services provided in the home, school and/or community for those children and youth who need more support than outpatient services can offer to maintain stability in one or more life domain while also developing the natural supports needed to sustain the skills gained. Services include: Comprehensive Evaluations by a Psychologist Functional Behavioral Assessments Licensed Behavioral Specialist Consultation to provide behavioral planning and intervention Mobile Therapy to provide individual or family therapy Therapeutic Support Services to provide 1:1 Modeling and Coaching Connection with Medication Management Services Transition to natural supports and other appropriate services as needed

Youth Advocate Program (YAP) offers a Behavioral Health Program that serves children and families in the home, school and the community. YAP offers a Behavioral Specialist Consultant, Mobile Therapist and/or Therapeutic Staff Support Services to work as a team with the family, school, other agencies, etc.

- School Based Outpatient Services provide mental health services and counseling to children and adolescents within their home school. - Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) are medically prescribed, in-home, intensive, and individualized mental health services. IBH Services are time-limited, goal directed interventions focused on children and adolescents who have been diagnosed with a serious emotional disturbance and are best served with IBHS treatment teams working both one-on-one with the child as well as with their families, to assist them in developing the skills to manage problematic behaviors.

Encompasses several types of direct services that meet the needs of children and teens from 0-21 years of age. Most services for children 0-school are provided to children with Autism Spectrum disorders, other developmental disorders, and/or trauma-related disorders of childhood. Services include mobile therapy, behavioral specialist consultation, and therapeutic staff support. All BHRS is funded through the PA HealthChoices program.

Offers a range of services for children, adolescents, and their families in areas of mental health and autism in the home, at school, and in the community. Services include Community and School Based Behavioral Health, Family Based Mental Health Services (FBMH), Parent Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT), and Student Assistance Program (SAP).

Provides intensive support services to children and their families in the home, school, and community settings to stabilize behavior; increase coping and management skills by the youth, their family, and collaterals; and decrease the need for more intensive levels of care.

Provides intensive therapeutic services to a child and family in settings other than a provider agency or office such as the home or school.

Provides mental health related wrap around services.

Provides services to support children with complex needs and their families by developing individualized plans of care. The key characteristics of the process are that the plan is developed by a family centered team, is individualized based on the strengths and culture of the child and their family, and is driven by client needs rather than available services.

Provides services to support children with complex needs and their families by developing individualized plans of care. The key characteristics of the process are that the plan is developed by a family centered team, is individualized based on the strengths and culture of the child and their family, and is driven by client needs rather than available services.

Provides specialized therapy for children and adolescents. Offers therapeutic and social supports in the individual's school, home, community, and social venues to wraparound the client's lifestyle. Benefits those with more serious emotional and behavioral challenges, including autism. Typical issues covered are: social skills, anger management, problem solving, classroom behavior, self-respect, and family interactions.

Provides (14) up to two-hour sessions for families with children.

Enhance the child's/adolescent's ability to function socially, emotionally, and behaviorally. Individualized interventions serve to facilitate youth's behavioral stabilization and emotional growth. Mental health specialists help youth learn skills and coping strategies, which enable the youth to prevent deterioration and more restrictive services.

Serve at-risk youth and families to develop community linkages, positive role models, strength-based agency, individualized service planning. - Individual, group and family intervention to promote social/emotional development; Advocates provide supportive relationship to youth who live at home, work 7-15 hours/week with assigned youth. - Development of life skills/social skills - Recreational activities - Health and hygiene development - Goal development and planning - Advocate/positive involvement of youth with school, community and family - Transportation can be provided - In-home services are available - Behavioral Health/wrap-around program with behavioral specialist/consultants, mobile therapy, therapeutic staff support - MR waiver program - Adult Autism Program

Offers Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services (BHRS), also called "wraparound," to children and adolescents with complex psychological or behavioral needs. Services are available in the home, community, and/or school.

Offers wraparound services designed for adults facing the most complex circumstances of disabilities, problem behaviors and mental health diagnoses. This program is also designed to simultaneously support the families of these adults. Provides support and skill-building therapies.