Blended Case Management services assist children and adults with significant mental health concerns to access needed supports and services. Case Managers support clients in utilizing and coordinating medical, psychiatric and dental health services; locating educational resources; applying for benefits and managing income; and securing safe and stable housing.

Blended Case Management services are client driven, strengths-based and recovery oriented. The program offers 24-hours availability as well as flexible appointment times and staff availability during non-traditional work hours.

Kelly English is the program supervisor. She can be reached at 664-7761, ext. 138.

Family Preservation is a specialized program funded by the Erie County Office of Children and Youth.

It serves children and families referred by the Office of Children and Youth with the goal of preventing the unnecessary placement of children outside of the home and assisting children who are in foster care or other placements to return home while maintaining child safety as the highest priority.

For more information, please contact Danielle Garris, PhD | Chief Clinical Officer 814-459-2755, ext. 503

The goal of the Medication Support Program is to assist consumers to achieve recovery by offering support with medication adherence, education regarding medication and emotional illness, and skill-building to effectively manage medications.

The program offers a high level of support with in-home services, flexible service hours and on-call availability 24 hours a day.

Services begin with an assessment of need the development of an individual treatment plan. The level of staff support is based on the assessed needs and the preferences of the individual client. Daily home visits may be made, although more typical are once or twice weekly visits with phone contacts between visits.

Jaymes Vroman is the program supervisor. He can be reached at 664-7761.

Outpatient services are delivered by a team of highly skilled, licensed professionals, including psychiatrists, a nurse practitioner, licensed professional counselors, a mental health counselor, and registered nurses. Services are available to both children and adults experiencing concerns ranging from problems in daily living to serious emotional illness.

Services are often requested for the following issues and areas of concern:

• Depression

• Anxiety

• Panic

• Stress

• Worry

• Adjustment difficulties

• Emotional regulation

• Anger management

• Trauma

• Grief

• Concerns and conflicts at work

• Marriage and family relationship concerns

• Relationship problems outside the family

• Individual and parenting concerns related to ADHD

• Behavioral concerns of children-at home and at school

• Loneliness and social isolation

Corry Counseling Services opened its first residential community home in Corry in 1988. A second home followed in 1989. The agency serves adult men and women in single family homes. Our fully licensed homes are spacious and bright and provide a warm and comfortable place to live.

CCLH provides service and support to individuals in our homes and community to help them achieve a greater independence, learn new skills, maintain old skills and to have experiences for a fuller, richer life. From attending day services to shopping and dining out in the community our individuals enjoy many new experiences as well as familiar day to day routine activities.

We provide a family setting that is focused on each individual separately and together as a group. We strive to provide the best quality care, safety and security to the individuals in our care so they can have the best life possible.

Holly Slye is the program specialist. She can be reached at 664-7761.