AMHC serves adults with intellectual disabilities and individuals with traumatic brain injury. The agency also supports family relationships and reunification.
Center for Integrated Neuro Rehab
St. John Valley Associates
Family Visitation
Family Time Coaching
Center for Integrated Neuro Rehab
Center for Integrated Neuro Rehab
Services available in Aroostook County. Located in Caribou and Houlton, CINR provides comprehensive brain injury rehabilitation through a day treatment program specifically designed to address deficits that might hinder a brain injury survivor’s optimal recovery, focusing on intellectual, emotional, and social functioning. Fully accredited from CARF, the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities.
CINR accepts clients 18 years of age and older and welcomes questions about the service as well as direct referrals from individuals and family members; healthcare providers such as hospitals, medical rehabilitation facilities, outpatient facilities; and worker’s compensation.
The following comprehensive services are provided directly on-site or through referral and are available as determined by the individual’s treatment plan:
Individual (1:1) treatment
Activities specific to a client’s needs
Group problem-solving
Stress management training and practice
Pragmatic/social skills retraining
Life management skills retraining
Supervised community outings for clients
Transportation services
Referrals for behavioral health and physical, occupational, and speech therapy if necessary
Admissions Criteria
MaineCare clients accepted; please contact us to discuss other forms of insurance coverage.
Client must have a documented brain injury secondary to trauma, stroke, or disease.
Client should be independent with transfers.
It is recommended that the client be three (3) months post-injury and have previously received some type of rehabilitative therapy.
CINR is able to address mild to moderate levels of anger, anxiety, and depression often present with brain injury; please contact us for more information.
For eligibility information or to make a referral, call 207-498-3820.
St. John Valley Associates
St. John Valley Associates
Originating in 1959 with a pilot class organized by parents and friends, SJVA evolved from a center-based facility in 1978 to focus on community-based activities. In July 2023, SJVA merged with Aroostook Mental Health Services, expanding the organization's dedication to enhancing the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities.
Services
Services available in Aroostook County. St. John Valley Associates (SJVA) is committed to empowering adults with intellectual disabilities, offering various daily living skills, including cooking, socializing, physical development, and computer skills. SJVA provides day programming and home support services.
For more information and referrals please call 207-728-7197.
Independence Plus
Individuals actively engage in developing independent living skills, encompassing cooking, financial literacy, socialization, physical development, and computer skills. Moreover, there is a strong emphasis on community integration, utilizing local resources, and participating in volunteering activities.
Home Supports
Individuals receive assistance living independently in their residential settings. Supports may include housekeeping skills, personal care skills, budgeting skills, and accessing the community.
Rights of Maine Citizens with Disabilities
This explanation of recipients' rights, adopted from 34 - B MRSA Chapter 186-A, is intended for use by recipients and providers. This law says how other people are supposed to treat you, that you have the right to do certain things, and there are other things that no one can make you do.
Facilitation of supervised and supportive visits with children (in DHHS custody) and their parents or designated individuals. For more information contact:
Services are provided in a secure environment, aiming to enhance parent-child interactions and assist parents or designated individuals in refining their parenting skills.
Aims to facilitate reunification and rehabilitation through supervised interactions.
Provides a safe environment for enhanced parent-child interactions.
Opportunities for parents or designated individuals to improve parenting skills through engagement with Visit Support Workers (VSWs)
Services involve skilled observation and assessment of parent-child interactions.
Trained VSWs model and teach parenting skills during scheduled visits.
Parameters for visits determined through the Family Team Meeting (FTM) process.
Active participation of VSWs in FTMs and responsive involvement as per department requests.
Tailored approach aligning with the family's personalized Rehabilitation and Reunification Plan and court directives.
Family Time Coaching
Family Time Coaching
A 16-week evidence based relational model that supports facilitation between parent and child. Change can be promoted through enhanced parent/child interaction in partnership with a coach/clinical social worker.
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