Assessment Services
Apex’s clinical team can provide comprehensive assessments before services begin. During a course of care, an assessment may be updated to better reflect a person’s condition and situation at that time.
Housing · Support · Opportunity
Services
Apex brings housing and practical support together with family, behavioral health, life-skills, employment, peer and community resources.
Current service framework
Support Along the Path Forward
- Transitional Housing
- Family Support
- Food & Nutrition
- Health & Wellness
- Life Skills & Education
- Employment Support
- Community Resources
- Children & Family Services
- Behavioral Health Support
- Case Management & Referrals
Health & Wellness / Behavioral Health
Recovered details from Apex’s previous public service information.
Comprehensive Outpatient Treatment
Services address emotional regulation, cognitive restructuring and life skills that support healthier social interaction. The legacy program description also included opportunities to practice new living and interpersonal skills in clients’ homes.
Psychiatric Services
Apex provides psychiatric evaluations and ongoing psychiatric care, including medication prescribing and medication-management services when appropriate. Services may be provided in-office and through telemedicine.
Psychoeducational Services
A personalized approach supports families with specific concerns and overall well-being, recognizing that every child is unique.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation / Living Skills Training
Support focuses on strengthening the skills people use to live the life they want, including living, work and social skills. The goal is for participants to feel empowered and hopeful about their future.
Children & Family
Support intended to strengthen children, caregivers and family relationships.
Children Services
The legacy program focuses on reducing uncontrolled or risky behaviors, increasing family cohesion, improving social interactions and coping skills, and providing mental health education.
Family Support
Family-centered support combines individualized guidance, psychoeducation, coping skills and practical resources to promote stability and well-being.
Life Skills & Education
Practical skills that support stability, independence and healthy daily living.
Personal Skills
Apex helps individuals strengthen practical skills that support greater independence, stability and participation in everyday life. Personal Skills support may include independent living skills, communication and social skills, healthy relationships, coping skills, household management, budgeting, work-related skills and other practical skills that help individuals work toward their personal goals and greater self-sufficiency.
Independent Living & Daily Skills
Recovered program details include independent living, personal skill development, household management, healthy relationships, social and communication skills, coping skills, intervention strategies and budgeting.
Employment Support
Preparation and practical assistance for education, work and meaningful activity.
Psychosocial & Pre-Vocational Rehabilitation
Pre-vocational support focuses on employment readiness and preparation for meaningful community activity, including volunteer work. Recovered details include GED preparation, résumé writing, job research assistance and supportive services on the job.
Peer & Community Support
Connection grounded in lived experience, shared learning and community partnership.
Self Help / Peer Support Services
Apex’s legacy materials describe an organization operated by people with personal experience facing life’s trials and overcoming challenges associated with mental health, behavioral health and substance use. Peer support connects people who have learned from their experiences with others around them.
Community Resources
Collaborative community networking connects individuals and families with partnerships, practical resources and opportunities for meaningful participation.