Practical Approaches for Sustainable Wellness

​Intensive In-Community (IIC)

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Intensive In-Community (IIC) is a clinical intervention service that addresses emotional and behavioral challenges of youths (ages 4-21) with moderate to high needs. The service is delivered in a youth’s home and in their community, based on therapeutic treatment goals. Services are provided by a licensed therapist using solution-focused interventions. These interventions are intended to stabilize and support the youth and family in an effort to deter more intensive interventions. This process works as a collaboration with the family’s formal and informal supports. The need for this service is determined by the Biopsychosocial Needs Assessment. Caregivers should call Performcare to request a Biopsychosocial Assessment (1-877- 652-7624.) You can request Practical Therapy Network to complete this assessment for your child.

Behavioral Assistance

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Behavioral Assistants (BA) deliver specific, outcome-oriented interventions following a treatment plan developed by a Licensed Clinician. BA’s help the youth and family to practice positive coping strategies and techniques. This focus of this service is behavior modification to improve youths overall functioning. Behavioral Assistance is provided in the home and community.

Biopsychosocial Needs Assessment (BPS NA)

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​The Biopsychosocial Needs Assessment supports the determination of eligibility by matching the need to the appropriate level of care. All children entering the Children’s System of Care will have a Needs Assessment completed. This tool will be used to document and communicate the needs of the child and family, to determine the intensity of services needed and serve as a decision support tool.
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To request a BPS NA, caregivers should call Performcare (1-877- 652-7624.) You can request Practical Therapy Network to complete your Needs Assessment.