Psychotherapy is provided by a licensed therapist in the child or teen’s home, school, or community setting of their choice. The therapist can also provide collateral sessions, with parental consent. This is incredibly helpful in getting support from family, school staff, and others in the child’s life.

Mentorship, or CPST (Community Psychiatric Support and Treatment), offers support and works toward the goals set by the social worker or therapist. For example, if a child’s therapist is treating him for social anxiety, the mentor can continue working toward those goals using mediums like scrapbooking or journaling.

Psychosocial rehabilitation is offered in cases where the child or teen needs support in reintegrating into society. For example, if they’re routinely skipping school, professional help from a mentor can effectively address what appears to be a hopeless situation.