Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS)
At Thrive Mental Health, we offer a comprehensive range of Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) designed to support individuals in developing and enhancing their psychiatric stability, social competencies, personal and emotional adjustment, and independent living skills. Our services are tailored to meet each individual's needs and can be provided in various settings, including the client’s home, the home of a relative or significant other, or within community locations such as mental health programs, drop-in centers, or classrooms.
Eligibility for ARMHS
To qualify for ARMHS at Thrive Mental Health, individuals must:
* Be 18 years of age or older
* Have a diagnosed mental health condition
* Experience significant impairments in daily functioning due to their mental health symptoms
Our Services Include
Basic Living and Social Skills
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
Basic Living and Social Skills
At Thrive MH, we empower individuals to gain the essential skills necessary for independent living, especially when mental health symptoms have impacted their daily functioning. Our program focuses on improving:
- Interpersonal communication
- Utilization of community resources
- Budgeting, shopping, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle
- Symptom
At Thrive MH, we empower individuals to gain the essential skills necessary for independent living, especially when mental health symptoms have impacted their daily functioning. Our program focuses on improving:
- Interpersonal communication
- Utilization of community resources
- Budgeting, shopping, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle
- Symptom management
- Household management
- Employment-related skills
- These skills are cultivated through both individual and group sessions, depending on what best suits the client's needs.
Functional Assessment
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
Basic Living and Social Skills
Every individual’s experience with mental health is different. Through consistent meetings and building rapport, our providers take the time to understand how symptoms uniquely impact each client’s daily functioning. The functional assessment is not just a form — it’s a collaborative conversation that identifies strengths, challenges, and
Every individual’s experience with mental health is different. Through consistent meetings and building rapport, our providers take the time to understand how symptoms uniquely impact each client’s daily functioning. The functional assessment is not just a form — it’s a collaborative conversation that identifies strengths, challenges, and opportunities for growth. This process is what shapes the direction of treatment planning, ensuring supports are relevant, realistic, and motivating for the client.
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
At Thrive MH, the treatment plan is more than a checklist — it’s a roadmap created together with the client. Each plan outlines small, measurable steps that move toward larger life goals, whether that’s maintaining stable housing, finding a job, or reconnecting with family. Whenever appropriate, we involve family members, case managers, a
At Thrive MH, the treatment plan is more than a checklist — it’s a roadmap created together with the client. Each plan outlines small, measurable steps that move toward larger life goals, whether that’s maintaining stable housing, finding a job, or reconnecting with family. Whenever appropriate, we involve family members, case managers, and community supports, making sure the client has a team around them to reinforce progress. Plans are reviewed regularly, so goals stay meaningful and clients can celebrate each success.
Community Intervention
Transition to Community Living
Individual Treatment Plan (ITP)
Sometimes the biggest barriers to independence come from outside the home. Thrive MH providers step in as advocates, supporting clients in navigating systems that may feel intimidating or overwhelming. We may connect with landlords to resolve housing concerns, coordinate with employers to support workplace accommodations, or work with age
Sometimes the biggest barriers to independence come from outside the home. Thrive MH providers step in as advocates, supporting clients in navigating systems that may feel intimidating or overwhelming. We may connect with landlords to resolve housing concerns, coordinate with employers to support workplace accommodations, or work with agencies to open access to resources. By addressing these external challenges, clients can focus more fully on building stability and independence.
Medication Education
Transition to Community Living
Transition to Community Living
For many clients, managing a medication routine can be a challenge. Thrive MH coordinates with licensed professionals — physicians, nurses, pharmacists — who provide education for clients and their families. This service helps clients understand why medications are prescribed, how to take them safely, what side effects to watch for, and s
For many clients, managing a medication routine can be a challenge. Thrive MH coordinates with licensed professionals — physicians, nurses, pharmacists — who provide education for clients and their families. This service helps clients understand why medications are prescribed, how to take them safely, what side effects to watch for, and strategies for staying on track. Supporting medication management helps clients maintain stability and prevents unnecessary hospitalizations.
Transition to Community Living
Transition to Community Living
Transition to Community Living
Leaving a higher level of care — such as a hospital, residential program, or IRTS — can be overwhelming without support. Thrive MH offers transition services to ease this adjustment. Providers work closely with clients to rebuild routines, establish safe housing, and connect with community resources. These services ensure that progress ma
Leaving a higher level of care — such as a hospital, residential program, or IRTS — can be overwhelming without support. Thrive MH offers transition services to ease this adjustment. Providers work closely with clients to rebuild routines, establish safe housing, and connect with community resources. These services ensure that progress made in treatment continues in everyday life, reducing the risk of setbacks and creating a smoother path to independence.