Family Support: Advocacy and Case Management
You might have a family member who is:
- hoarding, unsafe and not sure whether to transition them to a more restrictive setting;
- struggling with your loved one who is phobic, socially isolated, mentally ill and off medicine;
- need a mental health case manager to help with the responsibilities such as accompanying your loved one to the doctor and acting as a scribe;
- providing a safety assessment and then using techniques to convince your loved one to accept the help;
- arranging support for individuals suffering from trauma and grief;
- taking a loved one to social events, acting as a companion at college, facilitating family meetings and using techniques and strategies for effective communication.
- Creating leisure options for the family to have rituals and time for themselves.
How we can help:
- Advocacy for navigating the mental and medical health systems.
- Referrals to doctors, health agencies and support groups.
- In-Home Counseling and Case Management.
- Nationwide using Zoom, Skype™ FaceTime or other virtual service for online counseling. Our online virtual services assist people who prefer an alternative to office or home visitation. See here for more information.
- Recreation Restoration and Community Resources.
- Provide families effective listening and anger management tools.
- Professional decluttering and organizing.
- Safety assessments and dementia testing.
- We go to the school and work with teachers to create the most effective accommodations and monitor the implementation in case advocacy is necessary.
- We prepare families how to network and transition their loved one to higher level of education or work.