Conditions & Therapy Programs
                    
Plan of Care Overview
                  
                  At Three Rivers Behavioral Health, our focus is to ensure our patients return home swiftly, safely, and equipped to independently manage the challenges they had prior to our care.
A typical stay at our hospital is approximately 10-14 days, during which a dedicated team works collaboratively to enhance the quality of life for both our patients and their families.
Our comprehensive approach features activities including personalized therapy programs (a combination of individual, family, recreation, group, and adjunctive therapies depending on the patient) and daily living skills groups designed to improve memory, address mood regulation, and provide relaxation.
A Goal-Oriented Approach
Using various methods such as re-motivation, reminiscence and validation, our approach aims to inspire hope in the face of despair, facilitate progress amid past setbacks, and foster a revived sense of well-being.
Each morning, we conduct a brief goal-setting group where patients choose one or a few tasks to accomplish that day. Around breakfast time, patients will share their daily goals as they are able. Staff members provide support throughout the day to help patients accomplish these goals. During dinner, patients reflect on their progress and are asked to consider how well met their daily goals. Goals can be simple, such as participating in a group activity or playing a game with another group member, and are guided by two key questions:
- What am I doing today?
 - What can I do to make it better?
 
Personalized Therapy Programs
                    Individual Therapy
Tailored sessions
                    where patients discuss their treatment plans, discharge
                    preparations, and address any current issues with their
                    therapist. The purpose of individual therapy is to keep
                    patients involved, track goal progress, and improve the
                    patient’s ability to problem-solve.
                  
                    Family Therapy
At Three Rivers
                    Behavioral Health, we prioritize involving family members in
                    patient care due to their invaluable knowledge of the
                    patient's family history and insights into the
                    patient’s experiences. Family members often play a
                    pivotal role in encouraging patients to seek psychiatric
                    treatment. If patients or their legal guardians opt for
                    family involvement during their treatment at Three Rivers
                    Behavioral Health, our therapists facilitate family therapy
                    sessions. These sessions assist the patient's family in
                    setting goals, evaluating
                  
We recognize that family dynamics can be complex, and tensions may arise, especially when a family member is unwell. Our team is dedicated to resolving any disagreements that may impact the patient's treatment or relationships, aiming to strengthen family bonds. Written patient or guardian consent is essential and must be given prior to sharing any treatment information. This ensures patient confidentiality and protects the patient's best interests.
                    Recreation Therapy
Led by an Activity
                    Therapist, these daily sessions focus on using free or
                    leisure time to improve emotional well-being and the ability
                    to express emotions. The Recreation Therapist uses various
                    activities based on patients' abilities to increase
                    independence and improve physical, mental, emotional, and
                    social functioning through participation. Contrasting
                    traditional recreation programs, Three Rivers Behavioral
                    Health’s activity therapy is goal and outcome
                    oriented.
                  
                    Group Therapy
Group therapy plays a
                    pivotal role in our treatment approach. Each day, patients
                    are given the opportunity to interact with peers who may
                    share similar symptoms, thus fostering empathy and mutual
                    understanding of one another’s challenges and coping
                    strategies. Our aim is to offer activities that enable
                    patients to express themselves, acquire new problem-solving
                    techniques, and enjoy meaningful social connections.
                  
We recognize that some patients may feel uneasy in group settings, and we respect their preferences. While we encourage participation daily, we recognize and support each patient's autonomy in deciding whether to attend group therapy sessions.