Children, adolescents, and adults who are not currently enrolled in another community-mentoring program. Children who are already receiving services through Mid-Ohio Psychological Services can be referred by their counselor to participate in the mentoring program. Schools, juvenile justice system (judges, probation officers), Children Services, Developmental Disability (DD), family physicians, community organizations and partners, counselors, care providers, parents and/or caretakers can refer potential clients to the Therapeutic Mentoring program. These referral sources can contact the office and schedule a diagnostic intake in which they will be linked to individual therapy. Once active in therapy, the therapist can refer the client to the mentoring program, with parent and/or caregiver permission. Eligible clients will then be assessed based on their current needs and will be linked with clinical staff who are appropriately trained to provide such services. Clinical staff who are interested in referring clients to the mentoring program will need to complete the following forms and submit to the program coordinator and/or therapeutic mentor for review. The client must need one of the following: - Assistance in developing personal independence in managing basic needs and/or development of daily skills. - On-going assessment of needs - On-going monitoring of symptoms, including substance abuse - Coordination of ISP, including services identified on ISP, accessing support systems, and linkages to formal community systems/services. - Coordination and/or assistance in crisis management and stabilization. - Activities that increase the consumer’s capacity to positively impact his/her environment.

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