For some people, recovery from mental illness is a long and especially challenging road. For adults with severe and persistent mental illness (SPMI), Monarch provides Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) services. These programs use evidence-based practices to empower individuals with the skills they need to engage as active members of their community.
A psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) program is designed to help individuals with mental health issues or emotional difficulties improve their daily functioning and quality of life. By attending a PSR program, individuals focus on enhancing social skills, life skills and coping strategies through various supportive activities and interventions. Key components often include:
- Skill Development: Teaching practical skills like budgeting, cooking and job readiness to help individuals live more independently.
- Social Skills Training: Helping participants improve their ability to interact with others, make friends and build relationships.
- Supportive Counseling: Providing emotional support and guidance to help individuals cope with their mental health challenges.
- Goal Setting: Assisting participants in setting and achieving personal goals related to their recovery and daily living.
- Community Integration: Encouraging participation in community activities and resources to foster a sense of belonging and support.
- Group Activities: Offering group sessions for social interaction, shared experiences and peer support.
The overall aim of psychosocial rehabilitation is to empower individuals, helping them to lead fulfilling lives and manage their mental health effectively.
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Service Locations
Monarch provides Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) services at locations in Forsyth, Harnett, Lee, New Hanover (also serves Brunswick and Pender), Richmond (also serves Anson) and Wake counties.
Eligibility
To qualify for these services, a person must meet all of these requirements:
- Be 18 years of age or older
- Have a current mental health diagnosis
- There is a mental health diagnosis present;
- Have impaired role functioning that adversely affects at least two of the following:
- employment;
- management of financial affairs;
- ability to procure needed public support services;
- appropriateness of social behavior; or
- activities of daily living
- The individual’s level of functioning may indicate a need for psychosocial rehabilitation if the
individual has unmet needs related to recovery and regaining the skills and
experience needed to maintain personal care, meal preparation, housing, or to access
social, vocational and recreational opportunities in the community.
If someone has these issues and needs help with skills like personal care, cooking, finding a place to live, or accessing social and job opportunities, they may qualify for psychosocial rehabilitation.
Note: PSR cannot be provided at the same time as partial hospitalization or ACTT services.
Insurance Information
Monarch accepts Medicaid and several private insurance plans, as well as self-pay for services. You can click here for a full list of insurance partners.
Due to the variety of insurance plan types, it is important that you contact your insurance company for a complete list of in-network providers and Monarch services covered under your specific insurance plan. Monarch may not be an in-network provider for all plan types these companies provide.
