Parent support services specialize in helping parents who are struggling with a child diagnosed with a behavioral health condition. Examples include a child who has been diagnosed with ADHD, ODD, Conduct Disorder, Bipolar Disorder or other behavioral issues.

The program provides short-term intensive in-home intervention. The program is led by a licensed therapist who has received education for Parent Management Training.  

What to expect:

1. Initially, there is a screening/interview process with the family prior to acceptance into the program. 
2. Families should expect to be actively involved in the process and ready to accept parenting guidance. 
3. After identifying the areas where families can make improvements, a Parent Support Case Manager will help come up with objectives and strategies to use over the next six months.   
4. An individualized support plan unique to each family is developed. This plan contains specific interventions and strategies for each family to use. Parent Management Training employs techniques for influencing positive behavior.  
5. Every two weeks the plan is reviewed, and if needed, revised by the family, case manager and coordinator.

Each family’s progress is measured on a regular basis, with the intent of achieving individual objectives by the end of the six month program.