PSYCHOSOCIAL REHABILITATION (PSR)





Is designed to reduce symptomatic behavior and restore individuals to their highest level of functioning. PSR services in the community may include:

  • Behavior Management: Learn new, effective behavioral responses to difficult situations/relationships.
  • Social Competency: Teach appropriate responses to social cues and healthy, safe social boundaries.
  • Effective Communication: Increase effective verbal and non-verbal communication to express needs and receive feedback.
  • Moral Reasoning: Teach appropriate decision making skills and using appropriate moral judgment.
  • Identity and Emotional Intimacy: Build healthy relationships with those around you.
  • Self-Sufficiency: Learn self-confidence, self-esteem, and self-reliance.
  • Life Goals: Learn to set and achieve realistic goals.


BASIC SKILLS TRAINING (BST)





Is designed to provide services to help individuals acquire helpful cognitive and behavioral skills through positive reinforcement, modeling, operant conditioning, and other training techniques.

  • Organization and Time Management Skills: Learn how to manage and prioritize daily activities.
  • Transitional Living Skills: Learn necessary skills to begin partial independence or independent lives.
  • Communication Skills: Learn how to communicate physical, emotional, and interpersonal needs to others.
  • Parental Training: Parents or legal guardians learn to help individuals in the home and community.
  • Social Skills: Learn how to identify and comprehend the physical, emotional, and interpersonal needs of others.


DAY TREATMENT



Is a structured group program designed to reduce emotional, cognitive, and behavioral symptoms. These services provide people with the opportunity to practice what they have previously learned/gained from other mental and behavioral health modalities in a safe setting. Day Treatment includes a fluid combination of BST, PSR, and therapy services in a structured and monitored environment.



INDIVIDUAL THERAPY





Meet with a therapist, one-on-one, to discuss thoughts, feelings and behaviors that one wants to change. Common goals include, but are not limited to: increasing healthy coping skills, reducing feelings of sadness and anxiety, and achieving self-growth.



FAMILY/COUPLES THERAPY



Meet with a therapist as a family or couple to discuss difficulties in a relationship or family unit. Common goals include: increasing healthy communication, conflict resolution and feelings of closeness within a family/couple. The emphasis in this type of therapy is on the family unit or couple and their interactions with one another.



APPLE GROVE TREATMENT CENTER



3155 E. Patrick Lane Suite 11 Las Vegas, NV 89120
Phone: 702-992-0576 | Fax: 702-992-0576



Apple Grove does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, ethnicity, gender, creed, color, national origin, sexual orientation, religion, marital status, or physical and/or mental disability.