Behavioral Health Services

JCI offers three core behavioral health services: Peer Support Services (PSS), Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR), and IPS Supported Employment. Each service is built to support different parts of the recovery journey, from reconnecting with others, to building daily routines, to re-entering the workforce.

Peer Support Services (PSS)

Recovery is hard—but you don’t have to do it alone. Peer Support is designed for adults living with mental health or substance use challenges who want support from someone who truly understands. Our trained Peer Support Specialists have lived through similar experiences and are here to help you build confidence, set goals, and take steps toward a more stable life.

What it includes:

• One-on-one recovery-focused sessions with a Peer Support Specialist
• Group activities that build life skills, confidence, and hope
• Help navigating housing, healthcare, and public benefits
• Support with self-advocacy and goal setting
• Opportunities for social connection, community involvement, and peer-led activities

Psychosocial Rehabilitation (PSR)

Sometimes, what people need most is a place to belong. PSR offers adults with serious mental health conditions a safe and welcoming space to build skills, connect with others, and structure their days in a way that supports recovery. This service is based on a clubhouse model and helps participants increase independence while reducing feelings of isolation.

What it includes:

• Daily group activities that focus on life skills, wellness, and recovery
• Opportunities for adult basic education, creative expression, and volunteering
• Training in cooking, budgeting, cleaning, and communication
• Peer-run groups, social clubs, and supportive community routines

IPS Supported Employment

Work can bring purpose, pride, and progress—but managing a job while dealing with mental health challenges isn’t always easy. Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is for anyone 16 or older with a behavioral health condition who wants to work and needs help finding or keeping a job. This program focuses on competitive employment in the community and stays involved after you’re hired to help you succeed.

What it includes:

• Help exploring job goals and identifying your strengths
• Resume writing, interview prep, and application support
• Personalized benefits counseling so you know how working may affect disability income
• Close coordination with your therapist, care manager, or support team if needed
• A focus on your interests, preferences, and long-term employment success