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Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PROS)

Psychiatric Rehabilitation (PROS) is a rehabilitation treatment program based on the recovery and person-centered models of rehabilitation. Individuals are provided skills and support to embrace their mental wellness, to enhance the quality of their life and to pursue personally valued roles in their living, learning, work and social environments. Over 35 classes are offered during the week focusing on building hope in a positive and possible future, symptom management, coping strategies, people skills, development of transferable work and school skills to build readiness, vocational goal setting, wellness planning, problem solving, socialization skills and therapeutic creative expression.
This is an add-on service to primary mental health treatment provided by an individual’s therapist and a psychiatrist.

Supported Employment Services: For individuals who are work-ready, services include resume completion, job development, benefits advisement, on and/or off site job coaching, and job stabilization.

Long Term Follow Along (LTFA) Services: Job retention and career advancement support services.

FEES:

Service fees are paid by Medicaid. There is a sliding scale for individuals who do not have Medicaid.

Supported Employment Services are funded by VESID with no cost to the consumer.

Long Term Follow Along Services are funded by NYSOMH with no cost to the consumer.

PROGRAM LOCATIONS:

The program is located on the 2nd floor of the Sibley Center.

INTAKE PROCESS:

Contact Catholic Family Center at (585) 232-1840 x5702.
Click here to download PROS referral form

For the PROS Program: A licensed professional needs to submit our referral form and a recent psychosocial summary. The Program Director or her designee will then schedule an individual assessment and service planning session. A prospective service recipient can request a tour prior to a referral being made.

For the Supported Employment Services: The service recipient must be actively enrolled in Vocational/Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities (VESID) and referrals are made by a VESID counselor. This process begins with attending a VESID orientation session on any Thursday at 10 a.m. or 1:15 p.m.

For the Long Term Follow Along Services: If an individual is currently employed and seeks ongoing support for job retention, contact the Program Director to discuss needs and current support.