Services Offered by L'esprit
Youth, Adolescent & Adult Services
Outpatient Therapy
A collaborative treatment based on the relationship between an individual and a therapist. The therapist provides a supportive environment that allows tge client to talk openly with someone who is objective, neutral and nonjudgmental. Youth Case Management
Assisting youth and their families in planning and coordinating care and services to meet the individual needs of a youth and to assist the youth in obtaining necessary medical, social, nutritional, educational, and social services. Case managers provide coordination among agencies and providers in the planning and delivery of services. Home Support Services
Home Support Teams provide families intensive therapeutic interventions. A team approach, involving both a Therapist and a Family Support Specialist, provides families with supports including behavioral coaching, family therapy and crisis intervention. Services are focused on the reduction of behaviors that interfere with the youth’s ability to function in the family and community and the development of skills needed by the youth and family to prevent or minimize the need for more restrictive levels of care. Comprehensive School and Community Treatment (CSCT)
A CSCT Team, consists of a Therapist and a Behavioral Specialist that works with youth in the school, community and home setting to provide therapeutic and behavioral supports. Youth Day Treatment
Youth Day Treatment services mental health services that are provided off of the school campus. Youth continue to receive educational services, in addition to receiving intensive therapeutic interventions provided by a Therapist and Behavioral Aid. Services focus on building skills for adaptive school and community functioning and reducing symptoms and behaviors that interfere with a youth’s ability to participate in their education at a public school, to minimize need for more restrictive levels of care and to support return to a public school setting as soon as possible. Youth Mentoring
Community-Based Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Support
Youth Mentoring is an intensive short-term behavior management, and stabilization service that is provided in home, school, or community setting. Adult Services
Outpatient Therapy
Therapist work to help clients develop more effective communication, emotional regulation, problem solving and coping skills. Outpatient Therapy is a collaborative treatment based on the relationship between an individual and a therapist. A therapist provides a supportive environment that allows clients to talk openly with someone who is objective, neutral and nonjudgmental. Adult Case Management
Assisting individuals with diagnosed mental health disorders in planning and coordinating care and services to meet their individual needs. Case Managers can assist individuals in obtaining necessary medical, social, nutritional, housing, and social services. Case management provides coordination among agencies and providers in the planning and delivery of services. Adult Day Treatment
Adult Day Treatment provides mental health services for members whose mental health needs are severe enough that they display significant functional impairment. It is a community-based alternative to more restrictive levels of care. Services are directed by a Therapist and are focused on improving skills related to independent living, crisis intervention, job skills, and socialization so the member can live and function more independently in the community. Adult day treatment is offered daily and provides two hot meals and a snack per day. Adult Mentoring
Community Based Psychiatric Rehabilitative Support
Adult Mentoring is an intensive behavior management and stabilization service provided in the home, workplace, or community setting, for a specified period to address specific needs and challenges. Through CBPRS, a mentor supports an individual by augmenting life, behavioral, and social skills training needed to reach identified treatment goals and restore functioning in the community. Mentors may consult with family members or other key individuals that are part of a member’s treatment team to determine how to help the member be more successful in meeting treatment goals. Certified Behavioral Health Peer Support Services (BHPSS)
Peer Support Services provide one-to-one interventions to promote positive coping skills through mentoring and other activities that assist individuals with diagnosed mental health conditions to achieve their goals for personal wellness and recovery. The purpose is to help individuals through a process of change to improve their health and wellness, live a self-directed life, and strive to reach their full potential. Illness Management and Recovery Services (IMR)
Illness Management and Recovery Services is an evidenced-based service program that teaches a broad set of individualized strategies for managing mental illness. IMR is designed to assist individuals with reducing disability and restoring functioning by providing information about mental illness and coping skills to help them manage their illness, develop goals, and make informed decisions about their treatment. There is a strong emphasis on assisting individuals to set and pursue personal goals and converting strategy into action in their daily lives. Substance Use Recovery Services
Substance Use Disorder Partial Hospitalization (ASAM 2.5) Adult and Adolescent
Substance Use Disorder Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Services (ASAM 2.1) Adult and Adolescent
Substance Use Disorder Outpatient (OP) Therapy (ASAM 1.0) Adult and Adolescent
Substance Use Disorder Certified Behavioral Health Peer Support Services (BHPS) – Adult
Substance Use Disorder Drug Testing
Substance Use Disorder Targeted Case Management
