The intake process is the starting point of admissions to all programs, and this evaluation helps to target areas of need in biological, psychological, and social arenas for all new clients. Screenings and assessments are provided to all individuals seeking care for themselves and/or family members. All assessments are conducted by a qualified mental health professional and who then referred for the appropriate services.

We offer co-parenting counseling sessions to assist two parties have a child or children together but do not cohabitate. We guide them in improving their skills and enhancing their ability to parent in a joint and cooperative manner for the best interest of the minor(s).

We offer weekly psychotherapy services (talk therapy) in which a trained professional helps individuals and/or family work through personal issues to manage symptoms of distress and/or improve symptoms that affect the overall well-being of an individual. A master treatment plan is developed in conjunction with the client to clarify goals the client would like to achieve.

Targeted case managers work with both children and adults to manage multiple resources for clients with medicaid that have a significant and persistent mental health diagnosis. Tcms ensure continuity of care for our clients through needs assessments, individualize service plans, program monitoring, and follow-up. In addition, target case manager provide linkage to community resources to help meet the needs of the client in areas such as health, housing, economics, educational, vocational, and other basic and social needs of our clients.

This designation allows AHCS employees to provide services to children in the public-school system, as well as collaborate and communicate onsite with teachers and administrators for the designated child.

Psychiatric evaluations, medication management and pharmacological interventions are provided for adolescents and/or adult clients in need of psychotropic intervention for mental health issues.

Our psychosocial rehabilitation program (psr) program consists of group sessions designed for adults who are diagnosed with a mental health disorders and who experiences symptoms that result in functional impairments in major life activities.  We provide psr services in both English and Spanish.
PSR provides education to group members about mental health illness, fiscal responsibility, pandemic concerns, appropriate medication management, social and interpersonal skills, as well as relapse prevention. Groups are designed to teach and promote independent living skills in a relaxed and enjoyable manner.

Our agency is currently providing services via telehealth. Telehealth services allow our clients to access mental health care services remotely and manage their health care needs via communication technologies such as computers tablets and/or mobile devices.

TBOS is a more intensive level of therapy for children that have more complex needs. This higher level of intervention includes developmental and/or behavioral assessments in order to define, delineate and evaluate treatment needs. Implementation and monitoring a behavior management plan is needed to prevent clients from requiring a higher level of care.

Our agency provides therapeutic supervised visitation which allows a parent separated from their children to visit in a safe and appropriate environment. Therapeutic supervised visitation (tsv), involves a mental health professional monitoring interaction between the parent and child, providing psycho education to the visiting parent if needed. Additionally, the mental health professional is able to work with the visiting parent in addressing issues that may be preventing them from properly bonding or interacting with their children.