Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)

Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (PRP)

We offer personalized support to help individuals develop life skills, improve social functioning, and achieve greater independence in daily activities.

Core Components of PRP Services

1. Life Skills Development

  • Personal Care and Hygiene:
    • Assistance in creating and maintaining daily routines for personal health and grooming.
  • Time Management:
    • Strategies for organizing schedules, managing responsibilities, and improving productivity.
  • Household Management:
    • Training in cooking, cleaning, budgeting, and other essential daily living activities.

2. Social Skills Enhancement

  • Communication Skills:
    • Guidance on effective verbal and nonverbal communication, conflict resolution, and assertiveness.
  • Building Relationships:
    • Support in forming and maintaining healthy relationships with family, friends, and peers.
  • Community Integration:
    • Encouragement and assistance in engaging with community resources, activities, and support networks.

3. Emotional and Behavioral Support

  • Coping Strategies:
    • Techniques for managing stress, anxiety, and other emotional challenges.
  • Self-Regulation:
    • Developing tools to handle emotions and behaviors in various situations.
  • Problem-Solving Skills:
    • Teaching practical methods for resolving conflicts and overcoming challenges.

4. Educational and Vocational Support

  • Skill Training:
    • Preparation for employment, including job readiness, interview techniques, and workplace behavior.
  • Educational Assistance:
    • Support in achieving academic goals or pursuing vocational training programs.
  • Career Guidance:
    • Exploration of career interests and assistance in setting achievable professional goals.

5. Independence Building

  • Transportation Training:
    • Helping clients navigate public transportation systems or alternative travel options.
  • Self-Advocacy:
    • Empowering individuals to voice their needs, make decisions, and access appropriate services.
  • Financial Literacy:
    • Teaching skills to manage personal finances, such as budgeting and bill payments.