Individualized Rehabilitation Plans: Each participant works with mental health professionals to develop a personalized plan that addresses their specific needs, goals, and challenges. This may include goals related to daily living skills, employment, social relationships, and personal wellness.

​Psychoeducation: Participants receive education about their mental illness, treatment options, and how to manage symptoms. This helps individuals develop a better understanding of their condition and encourages proactive self-care.

Life Skills Training: The program focuses on teaching practical life skills, such as managing finances, personal hygiene, cooking, and navigating transportation. These skills are essential for independent living and reintegration into the community.

Social Skills Development: Many adults with mental health challenges experience isolation or difficulties with social interactions. PRP programs provide group therapy, social skills training, and peer support to help participants build healthy relationships.

Work and Vocational Support: For adults looking to re-enter the workforce, PRP often offers job training, resume building, interview preparation, and support with finding and maintaining employment.

Crisis Management and Coping Strategies: Participants are taught how to manage stress, recognize early warning signs of a mental health crisis, and develop coping mechanisms to prevent relapse.

Medication Management: While not the main focus of PRP, coordination with psychiatric care for medication management is often integrated. Staff help monitor medication adherence and provide support to ensure individuals maintain their treatment plan.

Community Integration: Programs help adults reintegrate into their communities by supporting participation in social activities, work, or education. This helps reduce isolation and promotes a sense of belonging and purpose.