Students benefit from the consistency of seeing their primary therapist. Medication Management is also continued when applicable. Frequency of appointments is based on the needs of the student.

Students in Support Services are provided with an advisor to assist them with issues such as budgeting, nutrition, and emergency assistance. It is important to realize mentoring does not mean monitoring. Students at this level of service have demonstrated the ability to live without supervision. The Advisor is truly there to mentor and provide guidance and advice when needed.

Students generally form very close relationships with other students and staff members prior to Support Service. We want students to continue fostering those relationships in the “internal community” and at the same time develop healthy relationships in their greater community. The Support Services Advisor organizes activities where students can network and support each other. Students are also encouraged to participate in various activities and events outside of Support Services, in their own community. The more our students experience as an independent adult, the more confident they will be in advocating for themselves and navigating life’s challenges.