The Texas Care Life Skills Development Program
Develops individual plans with the member and/or guardians
Assists with reduction/prevention of psychiatric hospitalization, homelessness, residential treatment, or criminal justice involvement
Develops client centered goals around Activities of Daily Living (i.e. community integration, coping strategies, money management, safety, medication regimens, and psychiatric/medical appointment)
The Skills Development program
In addition to the above, offers enhanced access to community resources to promote independent living (i.e. employment support, educational advancement, and socialization) Both programs use individualized treatment planning process to identify the goal areas the client and field staff will focus on to build independence. Staff is carefully matched to the client by the supervisor. The treatment plan is reviewed and revised quarterly to ensure progress is being made. Supervisors and field staff are trained in crisis intervention and CPR/First Aid. In addition to these training’s, case managers are provided with quality clinical supervision and training opportunities intended to build their knowledge of the latest practices in working with adults who have mental health challenges.