Targeted Case Management
The psychological and emotional effects of addiction and mental health concerns can make daily life hard. Even when therapy is going well, translating gains into steady, real-world change can be challenging. For that reason, your therapist may recommend a referral to an external case manager if additional, day-to-day support would help you reach your goals. We do not provide targeted case management in-house at this time; instead, we connect clients to trusted community partners and coordinate care with your permission.
What community case managers typically do (varies by agency and your needs):
Schedule home or community visits and help with goal planning
Coach life skills (organization, budgeting, transportation, appointments)
Strengthen communication and problem-solving with family, employers, and schools
Provide phone check-ins and help navigate benefits and resources
Coordinate with outside providers (with your consent) and update reintegration plans
Support medication coordination with prescribers (refills, pickups, reminders)
Facilitate recovery-focused activities, peer/community connections, and social support
Offer family updates you approve and arrange toxicology screening if required by the program
Benefits of case management can include stronger life skills, smoother reintegration at home and in the community, better follow-through on treatment recommendations, and improved relationships. Our role is to make the referral, reduce barriers, and collaborate we help you choose a case management program that fits, share information with your consent, participate in joint planning, and adjust your therapy plan as your needs evolve.
If you’d like to request a case management referral or learn about available community programs, please contact us. We’ll walk you through options and help you get connected quickly