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Recovery/Crisis Plan
A Recovery/Crisis Plan helps you manage a mental illness, stay well, and prepare for a crisis. See "How to Make a Recovery Crisis Plan" for directions.
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Peer Support Services
Peer support services provided by a certified peer specialist (CPS) for younger people is someone who has their own experience in recovery from mental health and co-occurring challenges.
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Case Management/Service Coordination
Case management services, also called service coordination, help you connect with services and supports in the community.
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How to Make a Recovery/Crisis Plan
Learn how to make a Recovery/Crisis Plan to help you manage your mental illness and stay well.
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Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) or Community Treatment Team (CTT)
Community Treatment Team's “team model” provides you treatment and helps you coordinate your care so that you can move toward recovery.
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Diversion and Acute Stabilization
Diversion and Acute Stabilization (DAS) is a residential treatment setting where you can go temporarily if you are in a crisis or coming out of the hospital and still need 24-hour care.
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Inpatient Services
Inpatient care is when you stay in the hospital for one or more nights so that you can get the treatment you need for your safety and health.
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Outpatient Services
Outpatient services for mental health are services that you get in an office or clinic in the community, from a psychiatrist, psychologist, nurse, social worker, or other type of therapist.
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Peer Support Services
Peer Support Services are about sharing experiences and moving toward recovery with the help of someone in recovery from their own mental health challenges.