WHO ARE THE BENEFICIARIES OF PRP? The people served under PRP include adult individuals that have deteriorating mental and emotional well-being. They also include individuals with dual diagnosis of Developmental Disability and Mental Illness. These individuals face the threats of persistent thoughts of suicide, persistent feelings of hopelessness and despair, feelings of anxiety and nervousness; sleeplessness; difficulty in concentrating; and increased use of drinking and smoking. I I I p le s r u r P in lu lt in ivid ls t t h t rior tin m t l a e tio l l - in . T als in lu in ivid ls wit d l dia sis of lo t l Dis ilit a M t l Il n s . s in ivid ls f t t r ts of rsist t t ts of s icid , rsist t f lin s of h les s a s ir, f lin s of a iet a r s s ; sle les s ; diffi lt in tr tin ; a in r s us of rin in a s in . h la of a tit or e s iv tin , diffi lt in m in d isio s, s r wit r ls fr t s iet . T s ar p le wit rs sitivit , p ic, o b iors t s w h r v ic s. They have lack of appetite or excessive eating, difficulty in making decisions, and suffer withdrawals from the society. These are people with hypersensitivity, panic, odd behaviors and those who hear voices.
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Program Goals • MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION
• MANAGEMENT OF DAILY LIVING SKILLS • MANAGE PERSONAL CARE AND HYGIENE • GUIDANCE IN SOCIAL INTERACTIONS • LINKS TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES • PARENTING AND FAMILY SUPPORT SKILLS • ACADEMIC AND EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE • STRESS MANAGEMENT SKILLS • ANGER MANAGEMENT SKILLS • LINKS TO EMPLOYMENT SERVICES • ASSISTANCE FILLING OUR SERVICE FORMS
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