Medication Management
Medication Management
Medication management is a specialized outpatient service focused on finding the safest, most effective treatment plan for your mental health needs. During your appointment, your provider will review your physical and mental health history, current symptoms and diagnoses, and any past or current medications. Together, you’ll develop a personalized plan that supports your goals and overall well-being.
Effective medication management may also include reviewing prior medical records and collaborating with other members of your care team when appropriate. Providing a complete list of previous practitioners and treatments you’ve received helps ensure continuity of care and prevents gaps in your medication strategy.
Most importantly, medication management is a collaborative process. We encourage you to be actively involved in your treatment planning—ask questions, share concerns, and let us know what matters most to you. Our goal is for you to feel comfortable, informed, and confident in the recommendations we make together.
Medication management may include:
- Psychiatric evaluation
- Medication review
- Medication initiation or adjustment
- Monitoring effectiveness and side effects
- Coordination with other providers
- Ongoing follow-up appointments
Medication decisions are made collaboratively between you and your psychiatric provider.
Mental Health Counseling
Therapy & Mental Health Counseling
Therapy at Catalyst is individualized to the person in front of us. Our clinicians use evidence-informed approaches while considering each client’s history, strengths, relationships, culture, goals, and current circumstances.
We provide psychotherapy to support, treat, and improve mental health concerns including:
- Depression
- Anxiety
- PTSD and complex trauma
- Pain management
- Grief and loss
- Relationship concerns, healthy communication, and boundaries
- Existential concerns, life direction, and major transitions
- ADHD
- Goal achievement and personal growth
- Stress management, burnout, and compassion fatigue
- Mental fitness and resilience
Don’t see your concern listed? That doesn’t mean we can’t help. Please contact us—we’re happy to answer your questions and discuss the best next steps.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Program Groups
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Introduction
Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR) is a supportive, skills-based service designed to help individuals strengthen the life skills needed to create positive change. The goal of PSR is to build emotional, cognitive, behavioral, and social skills that help clients live, work, and function in the community as independently as possible.
PSR is a great complement to therapy because it focuses on practical application—either one-on-one or in group settings—so clients can practice and reinforce the skills they’re learning in sessions. Our PSR team works hard to keep sessions interactive, resourceful, and engaging.
PSR for Children & Teens
For our younger clients, PSR often focuses on:
- Social skills and peer relationships
- Educational goals and academic improvement
- Organization and time management
- Concentration and focus strategies
- Goal-setting and healthy routines
PSR for Adults
For adults, PSR often begins with learning how to locate resources and build support systems. A PSR specialist can also help with:
- Vocational skills and returning to work
- Household management and daily living skills
- Parenting support and problem-solving
- Budgeting and financial organization
- Returning to school or training programs
- Finding and applying for benefits and assistance
PSR may help clients build skills related to:
- Daily living
- Social interaction
- Organization
- Emotional regulation
- Employment
- Education
- Parenting
- Resource navigation
- Goal setting
- Community participation
Eligibility and coverage requirements may apply. Our team can help determine whether PSR is appropriate for you or your child.
Targeted Case Management
Targeted Case Management
Targeted Case Management (TCM) helps eligible individuals coordinate the services and resources they need to support recovery, stability, and greater independence. Case managers work collaboratively with clients to identify needs, connect with appropriate providers and community resources, and monitor whether those services continue to meet the client’s goals.
TCM may assist with:
- Healthcare coordination
- Benefits and assistance programs
- Housing resources
- School and educational supports
- Transportation resources
- Community agencies
- Follow-up with multiple providers
TCM is a Medicaid-covered service for eligible clients.