Ramsbottom Center Inc

Community stabilization and reintegration unit (csru) the csru program supports the recovery and every day lives principles of the individuals served by working to return them to their home communities as quickly as possible where family/social supports and community inclusion is deemed critical for success. Clinical interventions will include intensive individual therapy, crisis intervention, applied behavioral analysis and current research and theory along with community stabilization and reintegration unit (csru) 3 formal supports of the mental health systems. The philosophy is to focus on client self-determination and allow the individual and his/her family/community (continued on schedule o)

Community residential rehabilitation services (crrs) crrs programs serve individuals who have a diagnosis of autistic spectrum disorder or other mental health conditions/diagnoses with social and adaptive skill deficits and behavioral issues. The program is designed to provide safe housing, personal assistance, and psychosocial rehabilitation (including individualized behavioral interventions) to individuals in a nonmedical setting. The program provides 24 hour per day treatment services aimed at increasing independence through the acquisition of appropriate adaptive and pro-social behaviors. (continued on schedule o)

Waiver group homes the waiver group homes are residential treatment programs serving individuals with a diagnosis of an intellectual/developmentally disabled (idd), with adaptive skill deficits and minor behavioral issues. The program provides 24 hour per day treatment services aimed at increasing independence through appropriate adaptive and pro-social behaviors. The goal of the waiver programs is to increase independence in personal skills, home skills, community skills, and social skills, while managing minor challenging behaviors. Program planning centers upon the individuals' interests, likes, dislikes, and strengths while allowing opportunities for choices and increased independence. Adult day services the adult day services program (ads) is an adult training facility that operates monday through friday to provide structured programming. The program provides active treatment to individuals who require personal assistance in daily living skills, development of daily living skills, social interactions, communications, leisure and craft skills, and personal adjustments. The program stresses vocational skills, involvement in the community, recreational, and volunteer services to the community and strives for employment. Adult day services is a program serving individuals who live at the ramsbottom residential treatment program. The individuals require a structured setting along with a working environment that allows opportunities for workers to make choices that are appropriate within the overall setting of the program. Individuals' interests, likes, dislikes, and strengths are considered when planning their programs; this enables the individuals to have a positive experience in which to build skills on their current strengths. The program also believes that individuals should try new areas to broaden their overall experiences and to pursue new avenues in which to find hidden interests and skills. This program strives for independence in all areas and aspects of the individual's day. To gain confidence and independence, the individuals require the opportunities to do for themselves, including allowing them to find their own method of learning a task. This allows for mistakes and growth through new learning experiences. Individuals are assessed to determine what skills are needed to enable them to function in an independent living setting. Needed skills are then further developed. This program believes that consistency in formal goal plans and overall treatment is important for success and effectiveness, both at the ads program and in the residential setting. This program strives to work closely and cooperatively with the living units and interdisciplinary team members for overall planning and treatment for the workers. Target population individuals who are age 21 to 59 have a primary diagnosis of intellectually developmentally disabled (idd) are in need of active treatment services as prescribed by a physician and are in need of a day program.