WHO WE ARE We are a mental health counseling organization ofgering Mental Health Skill Building and Outpatient Counseling for Medicaid eligible individuals. Proving What’s Possible (PWP) has an ambitious MISSION to BE more than typical and to DO more than average in order to HAVE increasingly more positive outcomes in the mental health community than the current standard. Innovation and improvement are essential to progress in any other fjeld or practice and mental health should be no difgerent. The individuals we serve deserve it! OUR VALUES “Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible” – F.A. ⋆ ⋆ ⋆ ETHICAL DIVERSITY & MENTAL HEALTH CLIENT INSIST ON TREATMENT CULTURAL PASSION COMPASSION THE HIGHEST & BEHAVIOR COMPETENCE STANDARDS ♥ TEAMWORK TRANSPARENCY FRUGALITY OUTREACH BALANCE (SELF-CARE) LOCATION & SERVICE AREA PROVING WHAT’S POSSIBLE MAIN OFFICE 434 608 2618 | 434 608 2678 621 Broad Street Altavista VA 24517 provingwhatspossible@gmail.com provingwhatspossible.com Ȏ Ȏ Campbell County Bedford County Ȏ Ȏ Lynchburg City Amherst County Ȏ Ȏ Pittsylvania County Roanoke – Salem Ȏ Ȏ Appomattox County Halifax County
WHAT IS MENTAL HEALTH SKILL BUILDING? Mental Health Skill Building is “goal directed training” to enable individuals to achieve and maintain community stability and independence in the most appropriate and least restrictive environment. WHAT TYPES OF “GOAL DIRECTED TRAINING” IS adherence to psychiatric and physical from services without the assistance health medication treatment plans; of medication. This criterion shall be OFFERED? appropriate use of social skills and met upon admission to services, and personal support system; skills to not for subsequent authorizations of A. Functional skills and appropriate manage personal hygiene, food service. behavior related to: (1) the individual’s preparation, and the maintenance of health and safety, (2) instrumental Discharge summaries from prior personal adequate nutrition; money activities of daily living and (3) use of providers that clearly indicate: management; and use of community community resources. resources. B. Assistance with medication A. the type of treatment provided, C. The individual shall have a prior management. including psychiatric medication history of any of the following: C. Monitoring health, nutrition, and history, A. psychiatric hospitalization; physical condition. B. the dates of the treatment B. either residential or non-residential previously provided, and crisis stabilization, WHO IS ELIGIBLE? C. the name of treatment provider C. ICT or Program of Assertive shall be suffjcient to meet this Community Treatment (PACT) Individuals qualifying for Mental Health requirement. Family member services; (iv) placement in Skill Building Services (MHSS) must statements shall not suffjce to meet a psychiatric residential demonstrate a clinical necessity for the this requirement. treatment facility as a result of service arising from a condition due to decompensation related to the Individuals 18-20 years shall meet all mental, behavioral, or emotional illness individual’s serious mental illness; or of the above medical necessity criteria that results in signifjcant functional listed in paragraphs 1 through 2 (A-D) in impairments in major life activities. D. a temporary detention order (TDO) order to be eligible to receive MHSS and evaluation pursuant to the Code of the following: Individuals age 21 and over shall meet Virginia §37.2-809(B). all of the following criteria in order to be eligible to receive MHSS: E. The individual shall not be in a This criterion shall be met in order to supervised setting as described in be initially admitted to services, and §63.2-905.1 of the Code of Virginia. If not for subsequent authorizations of A. The individual shall have one of the the individual is transitioning into an service. Discharge summaries from following as a primary mental health independent living situation, services prior providers that clearly indicate: diagnosis: shall only be authorized for up to six A. Schizophrenia or other psychotic months prior to the date of transition. i. the type of treatment provided, disorder as set out in the DSM-5, Individuals eligible for this service may ii. the dates of the treatment B. Major Depressive Disorder; have a dual diagnosis of either mental previously provided, and C. Recurrent Bipolar I or Bipolar II; illness and developmental disability iii. the name of treatment provider or mental illness and substance use D. Any other serious mental health shall be suffjcient to meet this disorder. If an individual has co- disorder that a physician has requirement. Family member occurring mental health and substance documented specifjc to the statements shall not suffjce to use disorders, integrated treatment identifjed individual within the meet this requirement. for both disorders is allowed within past year that includes all of the MHSS as long as the treatment for the D. The individual shall have had a following: substance use disorder is intended prescription for antipsychotic, i. is a serious mental illness; to positively impact the mental health mood stabilizing, or antidepressant condition. The impact of the substance medications within the 12 months ii. results in severe and use disorder on the mental health prior to the SSPI. If a physician or iii. recurrent disability; condition must be documented in the other practitioner who is authorized SSPI, the ISP, and the progress notes. by his license to prescribe iv. produces functional limitations in medications indicates that anti- the individual’s major life activities psychotic, mood stabilizing, or that are documented in the ARE THERE APPLICATION FEES OR OTHER antidepressant medications are individual’s medical record, AND; CHARGES? medically contraindicated for the v. the individual requires individual, the provider shall obtain individualized training in order to medical records signed by the There are no application fees or charges achieve or maintain independent physician or other licensed prescriber to use our services but you must be a living in the community. detailing the contraindication. This recipient of Medicaid. You must have documentation shall be maintained in insurance through one of the following B. The individual shall require the individual’s MHSS record, and the managed care organizations: Aetna individualized goal directed training provider shall document and describe Better Health of Virginia, Optima Health in order to acquire or maintain Family Care, United Healthcare, and how the individual will be able to self-regulation of basic living skills Virginia Premier Elite Plus. actively participate in and benefjt such, as symptom management;
OUR FOUNDERS YOLANDA STONE JENNIFER TARDY Yolanda Stone and Jennifer Tardy partnered and founded Proving What’s Possible, LLC (PWP) in June of 2017 with a mission to advance the availability and practice of mental health services so that individuals with mental illness have access to fjrst class support to fjnd peace, stability and thrive in the communities in which were raised. Through the support, training, and mentoring of established and successful service providers, and mental health professionals, they were able to successfully start their own service practice in Altavista, VA. Determining the location came easy to Stone and Tardy who, as cousins, grew up knowing Altavista as a part of their hometown community. They were profoundly familiar with how deeply underserved this community (and surrounding communities) is for mental health support for Medicaid eligible individuals. Together, they desired to provide Outpatient Counseling and Mental Health Skill Building services locally so residents no longer needed to travel to Lynchburg, Roanoke, Danville, or Greensboro for quality care and support. PWP company values are near and dear to founders, Stone and Tardy as it infuses standards of excellence and dedication with intentionality. These values are infused into the core of the business and even embedded into the hiring process where stafg are screened vigorously for three priority requirements: (1) deep compassion for individuals, (2) expertise in the mental health skill building and (3) through the meeting of mental health service standards in licensure and/or registration. Visit our offjce to learn more about our Proving What’s Possible commitment to high quality community support services.
OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES Our multidisciplinary counseling team is comprised of highly trained professionals who are dedicated to maximizing client well-being by providing each with evidence-based, interpersonal, person- centered, professional care with compassion in order to facilitate the individual’s and/or family’s recovery. ■ Cognitive Behavioral (CBT) ■ Motivational Interviewing ■ Culturally Sensitive ■ Narrative ■ Emotionally Focused ■ Psychodynamic ■ Expressive Arts ■ Solution Focused Brief (SFBT) ■ Family / Couples ■ Strength-Based ■ Family Systems ■ Trauma Focused
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