Behavioral Health Agency Programs

Behavioral Health Agency Programs

Welcome Behavioral Health Agency Programs

 

  Program Treatment Provided Modality
Children’s Programs (ages 3 through 11)
  Children’s Anxiety Treatment Center Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Individual, Family
  Children’s Mental Health Treatment Program Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy,

Play Therapy

Individual
Adolescent Programs (ages 12 through 17)
  Adolescent Eating Disorders Clinic Behavioral Family Therapy Family
  Adolescent Substance Abuse Treatment Program Functional Family Therapy Family
Adult Programs (ages 18 through 64)
  Adult Trauma Survivors Treatment Program Seeking Safety Group
  Adult Mental Health Treatment Program Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Individual
  Adult Mental Health Treatment Program – Spanish Language Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Individual
  Adult Substance Abuse Treatment Program Motivational Interviewing Group
  Adult Opiate Abuse Treatment Buprenorphine, Naltrexone Individual
  Adult Co-occurring Disorders Treatment Program Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Group
  Adult Psychiatric Service Prescription Medication Individual
Older Adult Programs (ages 65 and above)
  Older Adult Depression Program Interpersonal Psychotherapy Group
  Older Adult Depression Program – Spanish Language Interpersonal Psychotherapy Group
  Older Adult Substance Abuse Treatment Program Brief Intervention, Community Support Group

 

 

Company Profile

Welcome Behavioral Health Agency (WBHA) is a fictitious not-for-profit social services provider serving children, adolescents, and adults in Sunny Days, Florida. The agency prides itself on providing evidence-based outpatient treatment for mental health and substance abuse issues to people of all ages in the community. WBA is funded by a variety of sources, including grants from the state and several foundations.

The agency will need to submit applications to renew its funding within the next year. However, the funding sources now require that the renewal applications include evidence of the effectiveness of their programs. WBA must provide data to demonstrate that their programs are effective in reducing mental health and substance abuse symptoms and increasing functionality in their clients.

The agency has hired the students in this course as Program Evaluation Consultants. Your job is to develop a system to collect data at appropriate time points to be able to determine the outcomes of their programs. Each student will be responsible for evaluating two of the agency’s individual programs.