Intensive In-Home (IIH)
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Intensive In-Home (IIH) is a home-based, highly supportive, and comprehensive program that provides stability for children, adolescents, and their families who are experiencing a mental health crisis. By design, IIH services are more intensive than traditional mental health services as they focus on the stabilization of the child across multiple settings with the goal of decreasing future hospitalizations or other high-level out-of-home placements.
Program Highlights:
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Comprehensive needs assessment & diagnosis
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Individual and family counseling
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Crisis support 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
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Behavioral modification interventions & parental skills training
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Assistance with accessing & navigating community resources
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Individualized treatment plans tailored to specific identified needs
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Coordination of services between healthcare and treatment team members
Who is Eligible?
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Children or adolescents who are at risk of an out of home placement
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Children or adolescents who are transitioning back into the home from an out-of-home placement
Therapeutic Day Treatment (TDT)
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Therapeutic Day Treatment (TDT) Services is a school-based service designed to support students with achieving success in the school environment through emotional and behavioral support.
The overall objective for TDT is to:
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Reduce school-based disciplinary issues
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Encourage positive emotional responses
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Increase parental support
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Reduce absenteeism
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Facilitate successful, cooperative relationships with peers, parents, and educators.
Program Highlights:
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Comprehensive needs assessment & diagnosis
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Individualized treatment plans tailored to specific identified needs
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Cognitive Behavioral Interventions
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Individual counseling
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Weekly group therapy sessions
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Family counseling and consultation
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Emotional regulation skill-building
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Positive character development
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Social skills training
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Therapeutic activities
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Medication education
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Crisis support
Who is eligible?
Children and adolescents who are experiencing behavioral and emotional disruptions in school as a result of mental health disorders and other environmental stressors.
Mental Health Skill Building Services (MHSS)
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Mental Health Skill Building Services (MHSS) is an intensive, home-based service that is designed to assist the client in obtaining independence or stability within the community. MHSS is available for adults who have long-term mental health needs, cognitive deficiencies, or dual diagnoses.
Our MHSS program focuses on 5 core competencies to promote independent living while managing mental health symptoms and needs.
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Mental Health
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Employment
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Money Management
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Self-Care & Daily Living
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Personal Development
Program Highlights:
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Comprehensive needs assessment & diagnosis
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Evaluation of mental health needs
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Skills-training and psycho-education and to improve independent living
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Assistance with accessing & navigating community resources
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Individualized treatment plans tailored to specific identified needs
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Coordination of services between healthcare and treatment team members
Who is eligible?
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Adults who demonstrate significant concerns in major life activities due to a mental, behavioral or emotional illness.
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Adults who require individualized training in acquiring basic living skills, such as symptom management, adherence to medication schedules, development and appropriate use of social skills and personal support system, personal hygiene, food preparation, or money management.
Outpatient Counseling (OP)
Our traditional outpatient counseling program serves children, adolescents, and adults. Excel offers individual, family, and couples therapy, matching our treatment approach with our client's specific needs. Excel specializes in a variety of mental health concerns including stress, anxiety, depression, family conflicts, and behavioral challenges.
Our therapists provide a variety of therapeutic approaches to meet the diverse needs of our clients. Examples include:
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
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Solution-Focused Therapy
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Structural Family Therapy
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Play Therapy
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Art Therapy
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Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
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Social Emotional Learning (SEL) plays an integral part in education and human development. SEL is the process through which all young people and adults acquire and apply the knowledge, skills, and feelings to develop healthy identities, manage emotions and achieve personal and collective goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain supportive relationships, and make responsible and caring decisions.
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Program implementation highlights:
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Helping to identify that all students’ mental health needs are all different.
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Helping to identify that some concerns are mild while others are more severe.
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Helping to understand that some concerns are caused by a specific event, such as the loss of a loved one or a breakup, while others are more generalized.
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By implementing SEL in schools, students are more likely to learn in supportive environments, establish good relationships with their classmates, and be able to communicate effectively.
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Social and emotional learning serves as the first step of mental health services because every student can benefit from SEL. All students may not qualify for TDT services but will qualify for SEL support.
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Because of this, we can think of SEL and mental health counseling as different steps of mental health services that build upon each other.
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SEL will help ALL students deal with challenges as they come up.
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We accept:
Medicaid
Aetna
Anthem BCBS
Optima
Molina (Formally Magellan Complete Care)
Virginia Premier
United Healthcare
CSA Funding
Self-Pay
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