- Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
- model of care that provides individualized support for clients in the community to help prevent relapse and recidivism and support recovery
- community mental health
- mental health treatment and activities that occur outside of an institution
- community mental health center
- health-care center that targets medically underserved populations in specific communities, also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers
- emotional regulation
- ability to recognize, understand, and regulate one’s emotions in a healthy and adaptive way
- food insecurity
- limited or inconsistent access to the amount of food required to live a healthy lifestyle
- group housing
- type of small-scale living facility that, in addition to housing, provides support, supervision, and other types of assistance
- home visiting service
- providing mental health care that is personalized, convenient, and tailored to the client’s needs within the comfort of their own home environment, promoting early intervention, treatment adherence, and overall well-being
- individualized education program (IEP)
- student-specific document that outlines the learning plan for public school students who qualify for special education
- intensive outpatient program (IOP)
- type of community care that provides structure and support for clients in a community setting, allowing them to receive intensive treatment without the disruption of hospitalization
- social belonging
- feeling of being connected to and valued by others
- workforce reentry program
- structured initiative designed to support individuals as they transition back into the workforce after a period of absence