ARMHS (Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services) is a range of recovery-focused services that helps individuals develop and enhance psychiatric stability, social competencies, personal adjustment, and independent living skills. It provides support for managing mental illness symptoms, improving interpersonal communications, household management, and preventing relapses.

Who is eligible for ARMHS services?

To be eligible for ARMHS services, individuals must: 1) Be 18 years old or older, 2) Be diagnosed with a serious mental illness, and 3) Have a significant impairment in functioning.

Where are ARMHS services provided?

ARMHS services can be provided at the person's home, the home of a relative or significant other, or in community locations such as mental health programs, drop-in centers, or classrooms.

What services does QCare Counseling provide?

QCare Counseling provides: Basic Living and Social Skills training, Community Intervention, Medication Education, Transitioning to Community Living support, Individual counseling, Group therapy, and Family/couples counseling. Our counselors work with psychiatrists and medical providers to ensure comprehensive care.

What areas of life can ARMHS help improve?

ARMHS helps improve skills in: interpersonal communications, using community resources, budgeting and shopping, healthy lifestyles, mental illness symptom management, household management, and employment-related skills.

How do I contact QCare Counseling?

You can contact QCare Counseling by calling (612) 598-4486, emailing qualitycaremn@gmail.com, or visiting our office at 3249 Hennepin Ave #70, Minneapolis, MN 55408.

What is the role of certified peer specialists?

Certified peer specialists use a non-clinical approach to help people discover their strengths and develop unique recovery goals. They model wellness, personal responsibility, self-advocacy, and hopefulness through appropriate sharing of their own recovery story.

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