Mental Health Partnerships

Mobile & community outreach: mobile peer teams: the certified peer specialist provides individuals and families an opportunity to view a person's past experiences with mental health or substance use disorders as a strength; the experience provides a pathway to work as part of a treatment team, to gain independence, and to help others.outreach teams: our outreach teams establish relationships with homeless individuals in order to help them accept placement and services to rebuild their lives. See schedule orepresentative payee: provides bill-paying and fund distribution services to participants with mental health challenges who need support handling their finances, and assists participants to develop budgeting and money management skills. Compeer: providing adults with mental health conditions with one-to-one supportive friendships to reduce social isolation and increase community integration. Healthy minds: free, confidential live chat support for non-crisis mental health issues, as well as resource referrals and advocacy as needed.in addition to the program revenue reported above, the program is also supported by government grants and contracts.

Training: organizations at the local, state or federal level can benefit from the institute @mhp's training and technical assistance on individualized topics or topics related to behavioral health disorders, families of adults with behavioral health disorders and trauma. The institute@mhp is a pioneer of certified peer specialist (cps) training and offers the most comprehensive certification training. The cps practicum program enhances the professional skills of recent cps grads by providing hands-on opportunties to apply what they learned in direct service settings. See schedule oican provides educational workshops to support groups and individuals in mental health recovery as they become informed on policy and legislative issues and equipped to advocate.in addition to the program revenue reported above, the program is also supported by government grants and contracts.

Advocacy: mhp's adult advocacy program assists individuals with mental health issues and their families with service delivery complaints and grievances, protects individual rights and ensures their voice is being respected.in addition to the program revenue reported above, the program is also supported by government grants and contracts.

Family & youth:tec provides a range of supportive services, training, and education to families and individuals with a loved one who has a mental health diagnosis. Tec also provides seminars, continuing education classes, and technical assistance for professionals in the mental health field.parenting plus: is a series of twelve two-hour parenting sessions for parents with mental health diagnoses or mental health issues. Topics are presented in a trauma-informed environment by a highly trained, certified parenting educator.family peer support: mental health crisis court provides individualized and recovery-oriented support, information, and resources to family members, partners, and friends who attend mental health crisis court proceedings that involve their loved one. In addition to the program revenue reported above, the program is also supported by government grants and contracts.