Psychotherapy/Counseling

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WeCare Psychotherapy provides counseling services by skilled mental health therapists and clinicians across a variety of mental health disciplines. During the process of psychotherapy, you will have the opportunity to express your feelings and thoughts and to discuss any difficulties that have guided you to seek help.

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Therapy can help you:

•      Improve relationships

•      Navigate transitions

•      Increase coping mechanisms

•      Promote personal growth

•      Cope with stress

•      Treat depression/anxiety

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Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS)

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The goal of WeCare ARMHS is to help the client learn to use mental health, health care and community resources to better manage symptoms, meet their independent living needs, and achieve a higher quality of life.

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Each of our clients establishes an individual relationship with a Qualified mental health practitioner. Together they create a Treatment plan to help guide the client toward developing the skills required to reach specific objectives and goals.

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WeCare's mental health practitioners provide services in the clients’ homes and/or in the community.
Their role is to "do with" the individuals with whom they work, not to "do for" them. By modeling, coaching, encouraging, and teaching skills, our clients are able to develop a belief in their own ability to achieve what may have seemed unattainable before.

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WeCare believes that collaboration with our clients’ families, friends, and involved professionals is essential. 

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Some skills taught:

• Basic social and living skills

• Accessing other mental health care services

• Personal care and independent living skills

• Employment readiness

• Personal care and independent living skills

• Financial resources and money management

• Obtaining and maintaining housing

• Educational preparedness

• Transitioning to community living from long-term treatment or hospitalization

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Requirements for ARMHS Eligibility:

• MA (Medical Assistance) eligible

• Age 18 or older

• Diagnosis with mental illness or traumatic brain injury

• Substantial disability and functional impairment in three or more areas

• Assessment by a licensed mental health professional that ARMHS are medically necessary