Treatment Overview
Prairie’s inpatient program helps stabilize adults who are in an immediate crisis while providing the skills to help minimize future incidents. Inpatient care provides overnight hospitalization for acute mental illness, chemical dependency and dual diagnosis patients. Patients participate in group therapy sessions while also receiving individual and family therapy.
A thorough assessment is completed and an individual plan is developed for each adult. The treatment team assesses the needs of the individual and provides a supportive, respectful environment that encourages and reinforces positive behaviors, such as:
- Goal Setting
- Trust
- Accountability
- Problem Solving
- Positive Thinking
- Positive Peer Relationships
- Expression of Feelings
- Impulse Control & Delayed Gratification
- Expression of Feelings (regarding self and others)
- Conflict Resolution
Therapy throughout the stay will include:
- Diagnostic and Evaluation Services
- Individual, Family and Group Therapy
- Recreational Therapy & Social Skills
- Health and Wellness Education
- Psychological Education
- Anger and Aggression Management
- Individualized Education Services
- Medication Management & Education
- Case Management and Discharge Planning
Treatment Goals
The treatment goals for Adult Inpatient Hospitalization include:
- Ensure safety
- Stabilize illness/behavior
- Educate the patient and his/her family on specific medical conditions and medications
- Prepare individuals for a return to healthy social and family relationships
- Teach patient to use available family, community and social support resources to avoid relapse
- Transition successfully to lower level of treatment care as appropriate