Helping People Achieve Positive Outcomes
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Services
We believe in developing, building, and rebuilding effective daily living skills so you may live a full, healthy, and independent life!
Our Psychosocial Rehabilitation Solutions
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A Skill-Based, Recovery-Oriented program that allows clients with Mental or Emotional challenges to learn skills to function independently within their daily lives and communities.
Goal: Empower the client to restore or develop daily living, social, and vocational skills that are limited due to a Mental Health diagnosis.
Through Psychosocial Rehabilitation, we strive to minimize the need for more intensive treatment.
The fundamental part of the program relies on active participation and involvement from each client to yield positive outcomes.
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Our PSRs work on individualized treatment plans that are based on the needs of each client.
Clients may receive treatment for any one of the following skills:
Independent Living Skills
Social Skills
Vocational Skills
During the initial Intake Assessment, an Assessor will collaborate with you, your child(ren), and your family to decide which skills need improvement.
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Our PSRs can build, restore, and teach the following skills:
Independent Living Skills
Hygiene Training
Maintenance of Living Environment
Housing Services
Transportation Services
Money Management/Budgeting
Medication Management
Use of Community Resources
And more!
Social Skills
Developing Social Support Systems
Increasing Socialization
Conflict Resolution Skills
Boundary Setting Skills
And more!
Vocational Skills
Job Search and Applications
Resume Building Skills
Obtaining a GED
Volunteer Experience
Interview Skills
And more!
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Our PSRs provide skill-based, recovery-oriented services to anyone ages 12 years and older.
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Our program is a short-term, 6-12 month program.
Typically, you will work hand-in-hand with your PSR specialist for 1-5 hours per week.
The hours are determined based on how many skill areas are being worked on and the hours authorized by your insurance.
Once goals are met and you are showing independence in the skill set area being worked on, you will be successfully discharged
Frequently Asked Questions
How will PSR benefit me?
Sometimes when facing mental or emotional hardships, other areas of our lives are affected. Psychosocial rehabilitation services ensure that you receive the proper support and guidance to build or rebuild skills in social, vocational, and independent living areas.
Do you have bilingual PSRs available?
We currently offer services in English and Spanish.
Do I have to drive to the office to receive services?
While we offer group setting services in our office, our services are typically brought directly to you. The PSR specialist assigned will serve you in your home or the community.
I have a therapist with another agency. Can I still receive services with Positive Behavioral Solutions?
Yes! You do not have to be receiving mental counseling with us to receive PSR services. However, the PSR program does require that a therapist complete monthly check-ins to ensure progress is being made, and to address any concerns that arise.
What insurance do you currently accept?
To receive PSR services you must be enrolled in a qualifying Medicaid plan. We also have options for clients seeking to self-pay. PSR Services are fully funded by the following HMOs:
Sunshine Health, Humana Medicaid, Aetna Better Health Medicaid
I am interested in this service. What are the next steps?
You can fill out the referral form on our website or you may call our office directly. Our Care Coordinator will gather your information and verify your insurance. Once this process is complete, we will assign an assessor to contact you to complete an intake assessment. Lastly, when the assessment is complete, you will be assigned a Psychosocial Rehabilitation Specialist to begin services.
Reviews from our PSRs
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"What I enjoy most about being a PSR is making a positive personal connection with my clients and watching the connection and the individual grow!"
Tyler Bonar, B.S.
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"What I enjoy most about being a PSR and the PSR program is being able to make a meaningful impact in client's lives by teaching and empowering them to overcome challenges and foster their abilities."
Kyla Williams, BSW
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"I like seeing clients come out of their shell and seeing the changes and self-confidence when they're achieving their goals. It's nice watching them meet their potential. I like the PSR program because we can reach a wide variety of people and provide care on a personal level."
Maria Perez, B.S.
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"Not only do I find it rewarding to see my clients improve their weaknesses but also to see them realize what they are capable of by having the right mindset along with the confidence they need to strive as they get older. Therefore, the PSR program would not only help children or adolescents strive for success but also give them insight about themselves that can lead them to self-discovery."
Charles Sierra, B.S.
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"What I enjoy the most about being a PSR and the PSR program overall is helping the clients make progress with the skills they are working on improving through different activities."
Karina Betances, B.S.
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"What I enjoy the most about being a PSR and the PSR program overall is helping the clients make progress with the skills they are working on improving through different activities."
Ashley Kinchen, B.S.
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"As a PSR, I love the connection I have with my clients and families, and the opportunity to work with a diverse population. I love the dynamic of the PSR Program that allows us to help people in important areas of their lives!"
Gabriela Nunez Morales, B.S.
