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Home & Community Based Services at TRI Center Recovery

Home & Community-Based Services (HCBS) & Community Oriented Recovery Empowerment Services (CORES)

TRI Center’s new Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) and Community Oriented Recovery Empowerment Services (CORES) programs are designed to support individuals with Serious Mental Illness (SMI), Substance Use Disorder (SUD), or both. Our goal is to enhance quality of life, reduce symptoms and decrease hospital and institutional visits.

Pre-Vocational Services

Objective: Develop soft skills for employment.
Format: Group or individual settings.
Focus: Attendance, substance-free interactions, stress management, time management, problem-solving and daily living skills.
Support: Individualized pre-vocational plans, monthly goal setting and community-based support.

Habilitation

Objective: Assist individuals in acquiring and improving skills.
Format: One-on-one basis.
Focus: Communication, self-help, domestic tasks, self-care, socialization and relationship development.

Ongoing Supported Employment

Objective: Provide ongoing support to maintain employment.
Format: Individual and group therapy.
Focus: Addressing employment barriers, skill development, assertive communication and relationship building.
Support: Peer support groups and community-based resources for long-term employment retention.

Family Support and Training

Objective: Reinforce treatment tools and support outside of treatment.
Format: Group or individual counseling.
Focus: Education on recovery support, family mediation, problem-solving, coping skills and family relationship strengthening.
Support: Psychoeducation on self-care, communication, boundary setting and relapse prevention.

Empowerment Services

Objective: Utilize peer-delivered, non-clinical recovery services.
Format: In-house and off-site.
Focus: Advocacy, outreach, self-help, recovery support, transitional support and crisis support.
Support: Peer engagement and motivation for long-term recovery.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR)

Objective: Address functional deficits and social barriers.
Format: Individual and group counseling.
Focus: Coping skills, social skills, daily living skills and community integration.
Support: Independence, goal setting, resource identification, wellness improvement, self-management and personal autonomy.

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At TRI Center, we are committed to empowering individuals through comprehensive, personalized support that fosters recovery and community participation.