Rainbow’s Neuro-Behavioral Program provides a unique care option for clients when moderate to severe behaviors interfere with the goals of therapy and community re-entry.

This program is directed by a Ph.D.-level psychologist and a team of mental health therapists, substance abuse specialists, behavioral analysts and other staff trained in behavior modification. Principles involve positive reinforcement, peer mentoring and modeling.

Educational support and vocational training are provided when appropriate, and
opportunities for transition to increasingly less structured environments are encouraged
as clients learn and maintain new skills.

Behavior Program Specifics

Rainbow's Neuro-Behavioral Program offers:

• Direction by a Ph.D.-level psychologist
• Mental health professionals, case managers, program directors and nurses on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week
• Residences with alarms to control elopement
• Routine safety checks to ensure our homes remain free of hazards
• Substance abuse counseling groups
• Strong relationships with area hospitals, psychiatric facilities and judicial systems
• Vocational services
• Practical training in daily living activities

Types of behaviors that may be exhibited:

• Physical aggression
• Self-inflicted harm
• Impulsivity
• Negative social behaviors
• Property destruction
• Verbal aggression
• Poor judgment
• Substance seeking
• Sexual disinhibition

• Active Rehabilitation
• Medical Rehabilitation
• Neuro-Behavioral Rehabilitation
• Supported Living
• Semi-Independent Living
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Outpatient & Day Treatment
• Home & Community
• Respite Care
• Residential Living
• NeuroRehab Campus
• Residential Homes
• Apartment Living
• Professional Staff
• Young Adult Program