Mobile Intervention for Young Adults (MIYA), is a voluntary, multidisciplinary, mobile treatment service that provides adults ages 18 through 25 years with mobile behavioral health therapy, case management, peer support, psychiatric rehabilitation, and 24/7 crisis intervention services.
About MIYA
The MIYA team is comprised of a master’s level clinician/team leader, master’s level clinicians, peer support specialists, case managers, and psychiatric rehabilitation counselors. Medication management and monitoring are coordinated outside of the team. The team helps members overcome barriers that could inhibit members from living safely and successfully in the community, while integrating the available public and natural support to achieve independence.
The team’s collaboration with a Permanent Supportive Housing provider creates an access point for the member to begin the transition into their own residence. The team provides an individualized, strengths-based, recovery oriented plan that is designed to support the member with psychiatric stabilization and in developing the skills needed to live, learn, and work independently in the community.
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The team’s collaboration with a Permanent Supportive Housing provider creates an access point for the member to begin the transition into their own residence. The team provides an individualized, strengths-based, recovery oriented plan that is designed to support the member with psychiatric stabilization and in developing the skills needed to live, learn, and work independently in the community.
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MIYA Participant Requirements:
- 18-25 years old
- Qualify for Community Care (Medicaid)
- Have a primary diagnosis of serious emotional/behavioral disorder (SE/BD) OR serious mental illness (SMI) OR co-occurring mental illness and substance use disorder(s)
- Living in an adult community residential treatment (CRR) facility
- In the process of being discharged from a long term structured residential program (LTSR)
- In the process of being discharged from a psychiatric residential treatment facility (RTF)
- Involved or recently involved with children, youth, and family services or recently involved with the juvenile justice system
What we provide:
- Team-Based Approach
- Service Coordination
- Psych Rehab
- Peer Support
- Therapy
- 24-hour Crisis Availability
- Goal Planning & Progress Maintenance
- Linkage to Medication Management
- Collaboration with Transitional Services Inc.