The Psychiatric Evaluation is used to provide a mental and behavioral health diagnosis for the client and is typically completed by a board-certified Psychiatrist or Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP).

The evaluation also includes mental and behavioral history which is based on the client’s description of their symptoms and behaviors, and how these symptoms and behaviors affect their daily functioning in various areas such as school, work,  family, and relationships.

The Individual Treatment Plan (ITP) is used to define measurable goals that the individual hopes to achieve while they are enrolled in the OMHC program. The ITP is created in working sessions with the new client, or the client’s parent/guardian, and their therapist. The  ITP includes:

1. The client’s strengths
2. Long term goals
3. Measurable short term goals that move the client towards achieving their long term goals
4. The target date for each goal

Individual and family therapy services are provided by licensed Professional Counselors and Social Workers. During these sessions, the therapist works with the individual on the goals that have been identified in the client’s Individual Treatment Plan (ITP). The frequency of therapy services is determined by the client’s assigned licensed therapist and is based on their treatment needs.

We offer medication education, prescription, monitoring, provided by a board certified Psychiatrist or Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP).