Intensive In-Home

INTENSIVE IN HOME SERVICES RICHMOND VA

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If your child is experiencing...

Aggressive and violent behaviors

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Distress in the home environment
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History of unsuccessful interventions or programs

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School suspensions
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Involvement with law enforcement or probation

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Uncontrollable behaviors
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Self-harm behaviors, such as cutting
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Suicidal or homicidal intentions
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Maintain Your Family's Well-Being and Unity

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Prevent Removal From Your Home

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Strengthen Your Family’s Capacity to Function Effectively

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Access The Right Community Resources and Services For Support

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INTENSIVE IN HOME support to HAVE THE FAMILY UNIT YOU IMAGINED

A person-centered, evidence-based program that will assist parents and their children in understanding and managing the behavioral problems that cause division and complication in the home and community. This service will assess the current need and educate both the child and parent on positive coping skills to manage life challenges.

Our Intensive In Home Approach

Create and Establish Consistency
Increase Self-Improvement
Maintain Accountability
Offer Experienced Support

Intensive In Home Services Goals

Preserve the integrity of the family.
Prevent unnecessary out-of-home placements.
Connect the child and family with the appropriate community agencies and services to receive assistance.
Establish an ongoing community support system.
Strengthen the family’s coping skills and capacity to function effectively in the home and in the community.

Intensive In Home Services Eligibility Requirement's

Referred applicants, ages 7-18, would be deemed appropriate if they are:

experiencing emotional and/or behavioral difficulties that cause distress in the home;
returning from out-of-home placement or at serious risk of out-of-home placement due to violent, aggressive, and/or uncontrollable behaviors;
receiving other services or access to programs that were not successful in decreasing the behaviors (school suspensions, police involvement, probation, psychiatric treatment, or hospitalization);
displaying or engaging in behaviors that are deemed dangerous, and the child does not understand that their behavior is as such (cutting themselves, inappropriate social behaviors, suicidal or homicidal intentions)