Counseling

A method of treating and managing emotional distress, psychiatric disorders, behavioral concerns, and traumatic events through the use of evidence-based psychotherapeutic modalities that focuses on behavioral and cognitive aspects of a participant’s abilities. Some of the issues that are addressed through these services are: Symptom management, anxiety, depression, suicide ideation, conflict resolution, relationship problems, social phobias, eating disorders, emotion regulation, trauma, grief and loss, women’s issues, behavior management, sexual addictions, and other emotional, cognitive and behavioral problems.

Case Management

Helping access basic resources such as food, housing, medical care, and financial support that may present challenges to people with psychiatric disabilities. Our Case Managers help participants navigate the sometimes overwhelming process of locating and applying for resources. Examples of community resources include: medical, housing, employment, public assistance, education, and Transportation. Case Managers also support recipients’ efforts to achieve their full potential by linking them to resources such as: volunteer opportunities, vocation rehabilitation, social security plans for achieving self-sufficiency, mutual support groups, and other opportunities for recovery and integration.

Peer Support Services

Peer Support is a recovery support service in which a Certified Peer Specialist utilizes his/her training, lived experience and experiential knowledge to mentor and facilitate change for an individual 18 years or older with achieving their self-identified recovery and resilience goals. Peer Support services include assisting individuals in a variety of forms such as providing information about services, or self-care, supporting the development of skills, advocacy, and facilitating access to services and resources. These services are designed to promote empowerment, foster self-determination, and choice, and inspire hope as the individual progresses through the recovery process. Peer Support Services help individuals become less isolated, feel empowered and be more active in a self-directed life.

Multisystemic Therapy (MST)

Multisystemic Therapy (MST) is an evidence-based and highly effective therapeutic approach offered by Case Managers of Idaho. MST is a family-focused, community-based intervention designed to address the complex needs of individuals, particularly adolescents, who may be struggling with behavioral, emotional, or psychological challenges.

Key features of MST include:

1. Holistic Approach: MST recognizes that a person's challenges often extend beyond individual factors. It takes a comprehensive view of the individual's life, considering family dynamics, peer influences, school, and community.

2.Customized Solutions: MST is tailored to the unique needs of each individual and their family. Therapists work closely with clients to develop strategies that are practical and achievable within their specific context.

3.Evidence-Based: MST is backed by extensive research and has a proven track record in reducing problematic behaviors and improving overall well-being. It is based on the belief that families can create lasting positive change when provided with the right support and tools.

4.Community Integration: MST therapists collaborate with community resources and support systems to ensure a seamless integration of therapy into the individual's daily life.

5. Results-Oriented: MST is focused on achieving measurable outcomes. Case Managers of Idaho's team of trained MST therapists is dedicated to helping individuals and families achieve their goals and improve their quality of life.

At Case Managers of Idaho, we are committed to providing the highest quality MST services to support individuals and families in overcoming challenges and building healthier, happier futures. If you or someone you know could benefit from Multisystemic Therapy, contact us today to learn more about how we can help.

Community Based Rehabilitation Services

CBRS is a program in which participants learn specific skills that foster rehabilitation and recovery from an assigned community based rehabilitation specialist (formerly PSR). CBRS offers a wide range of skill-building services to adults recovering from a severe and persistent mental illness. Participants work one-on-one with a CBRS worker both in their homes and in the community to enhance skills needed to reduce the impact their mental illness has on their life. Our treatment plans are guided by the participant’s goals. Not only do we believe that everyone has the right to lead a successful, fulfilling life, we believe that everyone has the right to self-determination and to choose what outcomes they want from services. A CBRS worker may work with a participant in areas including: Symptom management, Communication and social skills, Problem Solving, Budgeting, Staying healthy, Maintaining supportive relationships, Many other skills necessary to lead a full life. A recipient generally meets with their CBRS worker on a weekly basis. Plans can be amended to meet more or less frequently based on the individual needs of the recipient.

Counseling

Case Management

Peer Support Services

Multisystemic Therapy (MST)

Peer Support Specialist Certification Training

Community Based Rehabilitation Services

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