Our Services
At Gateway Wellness, we provide comprehensive, person-centered mental health and rehabilitative services to help adults live more independently, confidently, and with dignity. Our services are designed for individuals 18 years and older who are experiencing the challenges of serious and persistent mental illness. We strive to make our care welcoming, supportive, and accessible to everyone.
We believe in meeting people where they are, walking alongside them in their recovery, and providing the skills, knowledge, and encouragement needed to restore hope and independence.
Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS)
Our ARMHS program provides structured, supportive interventions to help individuals restore skills impacted by mental illness. These services are offered in the home or community and focus on:
- Developing coping skills to reduce symptoms of depression, anxiety, and PTSD
- Building routines that support mental and physical well-being
- Strengthening communication and social skills to reduce isolation
- Supporting clients in achieving greater independence in daily life
Basic Living and Social Skills (BLSS)
We provide hands-on support to build essential life skills. BLSS training includes:
- Community resource use and integration
- Crisis assistance and relapse prevention
- Budgeting, shopping, and money management
- Cooking, nutrition, and healthy lifestyle practices
- Transportation skills
- Medication monitoring and organization
- Mental health symptom management
Certified Peer Specialist (CPS) Services
Our Certified Peer Specialists offer non-clinical, recovery-focused support based on lived
experience with mental illness. CPS services emphasize empowerment, self-determination, and
decision-making. They provide:
- Guidance through shared experiences of recovery
- Support in overcoming stigma, isolation, and personal loss
- Assistance with re-establishing life after hospitalization or crisis
Community Intervention
Community intervention services are provided on behalf of clients to address barriers that impact independent living and community integration. This may include:
- Reducing barriers to housing, work, or social participation
- Minimizing risk of hospitalization or restrictive placement
- Working with employers, landlords, institutions, or families to create supportive environments
Functional Assessments
We conduct thorough Functional Assessments (FA) to evaluate how a person’s symptoms affect their daily life. Assessments guide care planning and ensure services are relevant, strengths-based, and effective. Assessments include:
- Review of how symptoms impact daily roles and responsibilities
- Identification of strengths, abilities, and natural supports
- Prioritization of goals for recovery
- Coordination with diagnostic assessments and LOCUS (Level of Care Utilization System)
- Development of an interpretive summary to bridge assessment with service planning
Individual Treatment Plans (ITP)
Each client collaborates with their practitioner to create an Individual Treatment Plan. The ITP:
- Documents goals, strategies, and responsibilities for recovery
- Reflects the client’s vision of recovery and treatment priorities
- Incorporates input from family or supports when appropriate
- Aligns with cultural and language needs
- Ensures clarity, relevance, and active client participation
Medication Education coming soon
We provide psychoeducation to help clients better understand and manage their medications.
Topics include:
- Understanding mental illness and symptoms
- Learning about side effects and benefits of medications
- Exploring the role of medication in long-term wellness
Transition to Community Living (TCL) coming soon
Our TCL services support clients as they move from higher levels of care back into their
communities. This includes:
- Establishing connections before discharge
- Supporting the client’s discharge plan with hands-on follow-up
- Reinforcing community-based routines and resources to maintain stability
