Connections in Recovery (CiR), established in 2011, provides sober companion and case management support in Los Angeles, New York City, and London and Paris, by assisting individuals who are most vulnerable in our society–people with psychiatric illnesses, substance use disorder, or other personal challenges–and advocating for those who may be unable to do so for themselves.
Connections in Recovery’s case management services can be thought of as a safety net that helps to catch people who are in trouble. The purpose of case management is to assist clients in connecting to resources that can considerably improve the quality of their lives. These professionals utilize cutting-edge psychological research and inquiry to best aid their clients in reintegrating into society comfortably and with an increasing emphasis on healthy self-reliance. Mental health case managers prioritize the biopsychosocial needs of the patient at all times.
CiR Case Management collaborates with clinicians and treatment teams, performing the “heavy lifting” work with families in order to ensure ongoing cohesion of the team. We act as the buffer between families and the treatment team. We will also oversee companions and coaches who are working on each case, maintaining ethics and professionalism throughout the duration of a client’s wellness plan.
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Our specialized Case Management wrap-around support include the services of:
- Assessment
- Intervention
- Treatment placement
- Safe transport
- Aftercare planning
- Drug testing
- Sober coaching, Dual-diagnosis coaching (sober/mental health coach)
- Family support
- Creation of Treatment Team
- Daily and weekly structure
- Short and longterm goals
- Academic support, job/career search
- Family coaching
- Executive Coaching
- Nutrition and Wellness, including Exercise
Case management works intimately with clients to develop treatment plans that are properly targeted at their individual needs. This involves a thorough assessment of the patient’s psycho-social triggers, strengths, and personal needs. They typically coordinate their databases of resources and other care providers to better help respective clients realize their own complicated and evolving personal goals.
Routine activities and responsibilities of CiR’s case management includes:
- Assessing clients’ needs and support systems
- Planning for crises and helping clients develop coping mechanisms
- Explaining these scenarios and their attendant concerns with compassion
- Coordinating and monitoring of the client’s use of these services
This often entails referrals to the necessary medical professionals, treatment facilities, clinical support, hotlines, and other resources such as vocational training and educational opportunities.
If you think that you or a loved one may have a problem and need support, please contact us to get specialist treatment.
www.connectionsinrecovery.com (888) 617-1050