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
Case Management services help individuals access basic resources that can be difficult to navigate while living with a psychiatric disability. Case Managers work alongside participants to locate, apply for, and connect with services related to food, housing, medical care, financial support, and other essential needs. The focus is on reducing barriers and making complex systems more manageable.
Case Managers also assist participants in connecting with a wide range of community resources, including medical services, housing programs, employment supports, public assistance, education, and transportation. Support is individualized and based on each participant’s goals, strengths, and circumstances.
In addition to meeting immediate needs, Case Management supports long-term stability and growth. This may include connecting participants to volunteer opportunities, vocational rehabilitation, Social Security programs that support self-sufficiency, mutual support groups, and other resources that promote recovery, independence, and meaningful community involvement.
Youth peer Support
Youth Peer Support is a service where young people work one-on-one with a trained peer who has lived experience with mental health challenges, difficult life circumstances, or navigating support systems. Because youth peer supporters have “been there” themselves, they are able to build genuine relationships based on trust, understanding, and shared experience.
Youth peer supporters focus on listening, offering encouragement, and helping youth feel less alone. They support youth in learning practical coping skills, building confidence, and finding their voice when it comes to their own needs and goals. Peer support is not therapy or clinical treatment — it is about connection, understanding, and walking alongside a young person as they move forward in a way that feels right for them.
Community Based Rehabilitation Services
Community-Based Rehabilitation Services (CBRS) is a program that helps adults build practical skills to support recovery and daily functioning while living with a severe and persistent mental illness. Participants work one-on-one with a trained Community-Based Rehabilitation Specialist to learn skills that reduce the impact mental health challenges can have on everyday life.
CBRS services take place both in the participant’s home and in the community, focusing on real-life situations and goals. Support is individualized and guided by each participant’s treatment plan, which is developed based on their personal goals, strengths, and needs. We believe that everyone has the right to self-determination and to choose what they want to work toward through services.
A CBRS specialist may support participants in areas such as symptom management, communication and social skills, problem-solving, budgeting, maintaining health, building and sustaining supportive relationships, and other skills needed to live a meaningful and independent 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.
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