Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS)

What is ARMHS?

Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) are designed to help adults living with mental illness develop the skills they need to live more independently and improve their emotional well-being.

Our ARMHS program is designed for individuals who are struggling with daily activities due to mental health challenges. We provide personalized support to help you stay stable, avoid more intensive levels of care, and build confidence in managing your life. Services include help with medication management, symptom coping strategies, social and life skills development, household responsibilities, and support with transitions related to employment or community living.

Who is Eligible for ARMHS?

To receive Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services, you must meet all of the following requirements:

  • Be 18 years or older

  • Have a mental health diagnosis given by a licensed mental health professional

  • Complete a mental health assessment to determine the level of care you need

  • Have serious challenges in at least three areas of daily life, such as:

    • Managing emotions

    • Maintaining relationships

    • Working or going to school

    • Taking care of yourself or your home

If you're not sure whether you qualify, we’re happy to help you find out. Contact us for more information.

What to Expect from ARMHS

Our ARMHS services are flexible and personalized to support your goals. A trained practitioner will meet with you—usually in your home or a community setting—at least once a week.

During these sessions, we’ll work together on:

  • Understanding your mental health symptoms and their impact on your daily functioning

  • Learning and practicing new skills to manage your daily life challenges

  • Applying those skills in real-life situations to reach your personal goals

  • Reviewing what worked and adjusting strategies for next time

You’ll continue receiving support until your goals are met. If requested, we also work closely with your family or care team to make sure you’re fully supported.

Services We Provide

Basic Living and Social Skills

Community Intervention

Transition to Community Living

Medication Education

Have questions or want to work with us?

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