Saturday, May 17, 2025
5/17/2025
Residential Treatment for Pregnant and Postpartum Women (PPW) - Behavioral Health Network (BHN) proposes to create a family-centered, traumasensitive residential substance abuse treatment, prevention, and recovery program for African American pregnant and postpartum women and their minor children. The Village at Mason Square will meet the multiple individual needs of women as well as each of their children, and of fathers of children, partners of women, and other non-residential family members. The Village will target women for whom non-residential treatment models have not been successful, serving 4 women and up to 10 children at any given time. Women will be screened and assessed for co-occurring mental disorders and trauma, and treatment plans developed accordingly. All family members will be actively engaged in the treatment process, and all off-site services will be tightly integrated to ensure that all aspects of the individual and family treatment plans are implemented. At The Village, an Integrated Residential Team, representing the three partner agencies, will "look like the clients" and consist of: a Clinical Manager (BHN), a Case Manager (Square One), a Psychotherapist (BHN) and Family Support Workers (MLK Family Services). This Team will work together to support families in developing and accomplishing their goals while at The Village and beyond.
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