Other Psychiatric Services

Psychosocial rehabilitation and basic skills training services are designed to assist clients with learning or regaining skills in self care, social competence, parent training, behavior management, time management/organization, emotional regulation, effective communications, etc. restoring clients to optimal functioning.  

Psychosocial Rehabilitation Training such as behavioral management, social skills, problem identification and resolution, effective communication, moral guidelines and judgement, identity and emotional intimacy with peers and others, self reliance, and life goals.  Basic Skills Training to facilitate the individuals restoration to an optimal level of independent functioning in the community and home.  Social skills, problem solving, basic living skills, parent training, personal safety, self care, organizational skills, time management, and transitional living skills.

Provides psychosocial rehabilitation services and basic skills training which are designed to assist the recipient with compensating for or eliminating functional deficits and interpersonal and/or environmental barriers associated with their mental illness and are provided in the natural environment (home, school, community).&nbsp;&nbsp;<em>**Due to the current crisis our physical office is closed. However we are providing telehealth therapy and can be reached over the phone at (775) 378-2775 or via email at info@fbhnv.com.</em>

Provides rehabilitative mental health interventions designed to reduce unwanted behavior and restore the highest level of functioning within a variety of social, community, and in-home settings.

Rehabilitative mental health interventions designed to reduce psychosocial dysfunction (such as interpersonal cognitive, behavioral development) and restore the client to their highest level of functioning.&nbsp;<br />

Offered to clients with age and developmentally inappropriate cognitive and behavioral skills. Service is performed in a community setting focused on skills training in the areas of basic living and self-care, social, communication, organization and time management, and transitional living.

Provides outpatient services including a partial hospitalization program and an intensive outpatient program for adults with mental health and co-occurring disorders. Treatment plans may include couples and family therapy, individual therapy, and medication management. *Patients making the transition from inpatient to outpatient services or an alternative for patients who do not need to stay in the hospital, but need a daily effective treatment environment for a brief period of time.

Accomplishes clients care by assessing treatment needs by developing, monitoring, and evaluating treatment plans and progress, factilitating interdisciplinary approaches, and monitoring staff performance.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Medicaid service provided to re-teach effective communication, social competency, problem identification/resolution skills to children with mental health or behavioral health diagnosis.

Treatment focuses on the environmental approach, which allows the treatment provider to work with families in five domains to include: the individual, the family, school, peers, and community.&nbsp; Birth certificates, job training program for 17 to 22 years and job training program for adults over 22.&nbsp;

Provides psychosocial rehabilitation and therapy for youth and their families. Individual or group specializes in trauma.

Behavior management, in-home family counseling, communication skills, moral reasoning, social competency, anxiety and anger conflict resolutions.&nbsp;