The Deaf Services Program serves Deaf and Hard of Hearing clients who have mental illnesses and require intermediate to long-term inpatient treatment to address emotional, behavioral, and communication challenges.
The Forensic Responsibility Program helps consumers participate responsibly as part of the wider society by helping consumers recognize thoughts and behaviors that violate expected social values and behaviors.
The New Outlook Program assists individuals who exhibit challenging behavior during episodes of mood dysregulation. The program educates these individuals on how to manage their changing moods and to understand the function of their challenging behavior.
The Transitional Rehabilitation Program (TRP) is designed for clients who are likely to be placed in independent or semi-independent living arrangements in the community. The focus of the program is the development of the skills and resources require to function independently.
The Social Learning Program (SLP) is designed for individuals who have been in a psychiatric facility for a long time. The focus of the program is to teach the skills necessary to live independently in the community.
The purpose of the Inpatient Competency Restoration Service is to restore competency for those individuals who have been committed by the courts to the Department of Mental Health as incompetent to stand trial.