Individuals work at their own pace to achieve goals through classes about interpersonal relationships, depression management, stress reduction, communication, assertiveness, insight development and education about substance abuse and mental illness. The days a client attends structured activities depend upon the individual's unique treatment needs. Generally clients are enrolled in two to three full program days weekly. Case Management A case manager is a special part of the clinical treatment team. This professional oversees resources and people involved with an individual client which includes the therapist, physician, family members and identifies housing, medical care, employment and financial resources.
Case managers intervene on behalf of the client's best interests.
Staff visit clients in their homes to make sure they understand and follow medical advice. Case managers sometimes drive clients to doctor and other important appointments. Clients are encouraged to maintain good nutrition, personal grooming and to take personal responsibility for independent living. Residential Services Supervised group living offers adults with mental illness opportunities for growth and independence. Goals of Tri-City's residential services are to promote the individual's basic social and independent living skills as well as develop new and supportive relationships within the homes and in the community.