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• Blake & Aviva Behavioral Health – Evidence-based counseling for children, families, and adults, ensuring quality mental health support.
• Aviva Children’s Services – Specialized behavioral health services for children in foster care.
• Therapeutic Services:
• Parent-Child Relationship Therapy – Strengthening caregiver-child bonds.
• Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) – Trauma-focused therapy for children aged birth to five.
• Nature-Based Therapy – Multi-sensory therapy in natural settings for children and adults.
• Individual Counseling & Therapy – Personalized therapy to address emotional and behavioral concerns.
• Early Recovery Skills (ERS) & Relapse Prevention Group (RP) – Substance abuse recovery and relapse prevention support.
• Behavioral Health Residential Facilities (BHRF) – Residential crisis stabilization for adults needing higher levels of care.
• Inclusive Early Learning Centers – High-quality childcare at accredited centers.
• Parenting Education & Family Support Programs:
• Incredible Years & Conscious Discipline – Parenting classes to support child development.
• Nurse-Family Partnership – Home visitation program for first-time, high-risk mothers.
• Early Head Start & Family Connections – Developmental support for young children and families.
• Parents as Teachers – Home visitation program for families with children birth to five.
• Aviva Resource Closet – Provides essential items such as clothing, hygiene kits, school supplies, and household essentials.
• Adult Day Programs – Person-centered programs that emphasize independent living skills, therapy plans, and social activities.
• Semi-Independent Living & In-Home Support – Coaching and assistance for adults with IDD to manage daily life, employment, and independent living.
• Group Residential Homes – 24/7 supervised community-based homes for adults with moderate to severe IDD.
• Employment Services – Job training, resume building, and employment search strategies.
• Supported Employment – Job coaching and adaptive workplace modifications for individuals with IDD.
• Work Adjustment Training & Job Club Group – Vocational rehab programs designed for skill-building and employment retention.
• Transportation Services – Door-to-door transportation for individuals with IDD, elderly, and low-income individuals to access community services.
• CORE (Community, Outreach, Resource & Education Program) – Short-term program assisting foster families in accessing resources and services.
• Smart Support & Mental Health Consultation – Training for childcare providers to improve early childhood education and prevent child expulsion.
• Quality First & Early Childhood Professional Development – Training and coaching for childcare providers to enhance program quality.
