A psychosocial and psychiatric evaluation is a comprehensive assessment that examines an individual’s mental health, emotional well-being, and social factors impacting their life. This service helps identify mental health disorders, evaluate stressors, and develop tailored treatment plans to support emotional and psychological stability.

Psychosocial rehabilitation (PSR) is a therapeutic approach that helps individuals with mental health conditions develop the skills, supports, and resources they need to live independently and enhance their quality of life. It focuses on improving social, emotional, and vocational functioning through personalized interventions, fostering recovery and community integration.

Individual, Family, and Couple Therapy involves providing professional support to address personal, relational, or systemic challenges. These therapeutic approaches focus on enhancing communication, resolving conflicts, and promoting emotional well-being for individuals, families, and couples, often tailoring strategies to specific dynamics and needs.

Group therapy is a form of psychotherapy where a small group of individuals meets under the guidance of a trained therapist to discuss and address shared challenges. It fosters mutual support, promotes personal growth, and provides a safe space to learn from others' experiences and perspectives.

A clubhouse is a community-based program that provides a supportive environment where individuals with mental health challenges can participate in structured activities to socialize and work toward rehabilitation. Members engage in group-based programs, fostering connection, skill development, and personal growth.