Home-Based Mental Health Services
Our Intensive In-Home Services are designed to meet each child and family’s unique needs through crisis management, intensive case management, counseling, family therapy, and skills training.
Services are generally rendered over a quarterly basis and are based on the family's needs.
we prevent out-of-home placement and transition services for placement back into the home.
Program Phases
Phase I
Phase III
Phase II
The IIHS team begins working with the family and assessing their strengths and needs. The team assists with crisis planning, stabilization of the living environment, and initiates skills training.
Phase II
Phase III
Phase II
The IIHS team continues assessing needs and providing tools to strengthen family skills and abilities. The team will provide therapeutic counseling and interventions.
The team also empowers the family through education and skill-building.
Phase III
Phase III
Phase III
The IIHS team encourages and supports the youth and family as they practice what they have learned and as they build social and community support. The team assists the family with transitioning to less intensive services.
Intense In-Home Services
Crisis Management
Individual and Family Counseling
Skills Training
Intensive Case Management
Substance Abuse Intervention
Crisis Response
Household Management
Grooming/Personal Care
Financial Literacy
FAMILY EXPECTATIONS
- Services will be structured and provided primarily in the home with a focus on the family.
- Typically, services will last 3-5 months. During the first month of services, at least 12 contacts will occur (usually 4-6 sessions per week). During the final months of the service, the intensity and amount of contacts will decrease to an average of 6 contacts per month.
- IIHS sessions will last up to two hours.
- Services will be delivered primarily by face-to-face contact with your family.
- Your family will need to be committed to the service expectations and demands.
- We will coordinate Child and Family Team meetings as needed which will usually occur monthly to assess progress and plan.
- The child’s person-centered plan and crisis plan will be updated at the beginning of service. Additionally, this individualized plan will include specific interventions to be used by the IIHS team and ways you can help attain the goals in the plan.
- We will constantly be assessing you and your child’s strengths, needs, preferences, etc. to assist us with providing the best possible treatment services.
- Services will be individually designed for your child and family, in partnership with your family.
- You and your child will be asked to practice the skill-building strategies that the team will provide you with and to complete therapeutic homework assignments.
- Participation in the service should include all people in your family’s life who are important to you and your child.
- Be open and honest about your family’s needs and challenges as well as information that will be helpful to the The Solace Group Clinical Team.
- Practice and apply the skill-building strategies that are provided by the team to work towards success.
- Participate fully in the service including attending all sessions, taking part in all activities, and completing homework assignments to achieve greater gains.
- Parents are supposed to be the experts in knowing their child’s needs, preferences, and strengths; professionals are only partners with parents in addressing child and family goals if parents lack understanding and the capacity to support effectively;
- Please tell the IIHS team when a treatment approach is not effective or interventions are not working.
- Consistently talk with The Solace Group Clinical Team team about how you are feeling about the services and how to make them fit your family’s needs better.
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