About us

Mental Illness Prevention Partnership, LLC began as Healthy Minds Counseling & Mental Health Center. It began as a 501(c)3 organization located in Maryland and incorporated in 2011, has developed an innovative community support system approach to managing community Re-entry services for mentally ill ex-offenders in the Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia area. The Re-entry Services Program was developed when its Founder noticed growing numbers of chronically mentally ill persons serving prison terms in Maryland and surrounding jurisdictions, and being released from custody ill-prepared psychologically, socially and economically for successful re-entry in to their host communities.


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Re-Entry Assistance

Transitional housing


Employment Assistance


Recovery Support


Personal responsibility training approach Stabilization phase

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Health and Wellness

Cognitive Behavioral Modification Therapy


Case management


Individual or group Counseling on an outpatient basis


Screening services for mental illness


Clinical services

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Dysfunctional Relationships

Intimate partner Violence


Mental or Psychological abuse


Emotional abuse

Apparel to support mental health awareness

Services

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MIPP Staff

Mental Illness Prevention Partnership staff uses a Training and Services Coordination(TSC) case management model to help clients and achieve increasingly complex life style and family goals; to include academic or training referrals and enhancements legal services and housing search. As a result of these individualized family-focused services, stabilization of the individual and/or family circumstances occurs.

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Clinical Services

Clinical Services are provided to help individuals address those underlying issues related to substance abuse and mental health; which includes developing healthy coping skills; understanding the role of cognition and behaviors; developing vocational skills, and learning a healthier and socially appropriate way of living .

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At-Risk Youth Programs

At-Risk Youth Programs address the critical needs of youth ages 12-17 in the dependency system. Their lives may be derailed by mental health issues; substance abuse; or academic failure. The youth receive treatment and counseling; and gain the skills and resources they need to achieve stable, productive lives.

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