Continuum of Collaborative Care
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Emotional health is essential to an individual’s overall well-being and long-term successes. The Continuum of Collaborative Care provides effective and specialized treatment options for individuals with co-occurring mental health needs and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD), Brain Injuries, and/or Autism.
Our specialized therapeutic approaches meet the unique needs of our clients and allow for positive person-centered outcomes. We provide office-based and telehealth services, as well as outreach that brings clinical supports and assessment to an individual’s residence, day services, area agency and other support locations.
Created in partnership with Center for Life Management (CLM) and Community Crossroads, the Continuum of Collaborative Care emphasizes the strengths in the work done by Area Agencies and Community Mental Health Centers to create cohesive client centered teams and outcomes. The Continuum of Collaborative Care provides interagency collaboration with our community partners to bring an individual’s team together with effectiveness and efficiency. For those in the Continuum of Collaborative Care Program, it is the expectation of care that all community agencies act as one multidisciplinary team. Our understanding of the needs of those we support also allows us to make and accept referrals to ensure an individual’s unique needs are attended to from a whole-person approach.
About Our Collaborative Services, Treatment Planning, and Assessment
Understanding dual diagnosis is important to overall wellness and impacts all areas of a person’s
life. Our collaborative approach is at the core of our proactive and preventative multidisciplinary
model. We focus on continuity of care, beginning at intake by collecting and reviewing documents and
assessments for supporting agencies, past and present. Assessments and collaborative treatment
planning are utilized to promote person-centered and consumer-driven outcomes. All individuals are
assessed for appropriate services and supported when referrals are indicated to meet their unique
needs. Collaborative Care brochure
CLM Collaborative Care Services
● Individual, Group, and Family Therapy
● Medication Evaluation and Management
● Behavioral Assessments and Planning
● Multidisciplinary Assessments and Trainings
● Linkage to Helpful Community Resources
● Interagency Collaboration
● Transition Supports
● Community Based Functional Support Services
● Occupational Therapy Influenced Functional Support Services
● Illness Management and Recovery
● NEW You Program (Nutrition, Exercise, Wellness)
● Supported Employment
● Targeted Case Management
● Family and Team Support and Education
● Caregiver Support
Community Crossroads Services
● Early Supports and Services: Birth to age 3
● Family Support Services: Children ages 3 to 21
● Service Coordination: Adults age 21 to elders
● Self-Directed Services
Direct services through contracted provider agencies:
● Day Services
● Employment Supports
● Residential Services
● Self-Directed Services
● Family Support
● Respite
Community Crossroads Specialized Services
● Oral Health
● Representative Payee
● Choices for Independence Waiver
● Partners in Health
For more information regarding Continuum of Collaborative Care referrals as well as professional training opportunities, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..