Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is a recovery focused, high intensity, community based service for individuals discharged from multiple or extended stays in public hospitals, or who are difficult to engage in treatment.

ACT utilizes an interdisciplinary team to provide intensive, integrated, and rehabilitative crisis treatment and community support interventions/services that are available 24 hours/7 days a week.

Services include but are not limited to getting help with locating supportive housing, securing employment, individual training, group training, crisis assessment, support and intervention, assistance with personal development, family counseling/training, assistance with financial management skill development, and substance abuse counseling and intervention.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR)
Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is a therapeutic, rehabilitative, skill building and recovery promoting service for individuals to gain the skills necessary to allow them to remain in or return to naturally occurring community settings and activities.

Services include but are not limited to individual and group skill building activities that focus on the development of skills to be used by individuals in their living, learning, social and working environments, social, problem solving, and coping skill development, illness and medication self-management.

Assessments and Evaluations
Traime Behavioral Health also offers.

We offer DOT SAP Evaluations and Assessments, Anger Management Assessments, Clinical Evaluations, and State approved Substance Abuse DUI Evaluations.

Intensive Case Management (ICM)

Intensive Case Management (ICM) focuses on providing environmental supports and care coordination considered essential to assist a person with improving his/her functioning, gaining access to necessary services, and creating an environment that promotes therapeutic recovery.

Additionally, ICM focuses on assisting individuals with developing natural supports to promote community integration; identifying service needs; referring and linking to services and resources identified through the service planning process; coordinating services; and ensuring continued adequacy to help individuals with their ongoing and changing needs.