
Click here to read an article by Chris Copeland, Executive Director (July, 2010)
Pro-Care is a way to deliver psychiatric care and medication management modeled after physician’s practices using physicians, mid- level practitioners, and support staff working as a team. Pro-Care has reduced the waiting times across the service area and the model is being adopted by other providers across the state.
Day Supports is a skills development program designed and launched this year that incorporates peer facilitators and outcomes measurement that is transforming lives.
Integrated Primary Care (IPC) Tri-County is leading the way to Integrated Primary Care Collaborative in Maine with support from the Maine Health Access Foundation. In 2009, we were selected for a three year project to build an integrated care system in the Rumford area with three medical practices. Click here for more information about this exciting initiative. The results were so successful we were selected in 2010 to duplicate the project in Northern Cumberland County with five medical practices associated with Bridgton Hospital. Click here fmi. By working more closely with pediatricians and primary care physicians, we believe we can break down some of the barriers to early identification and treatment, and increase the well-being of children, families, adn adults with mental illness. .
Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) cares for youths with serious emotional disorders by working collaboratively with families, schools, community providers and local supports. Tri-County is one of only two certified MST providers in the state.
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) is an evidence based practice for children who have experienced traumatic events.