Community Living and Recovery

We provide members services through a unique model featuring therapeutic communities that
thrive within apartment complexes with the goal of reintegration into the community at large.

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Member Profile: Who Do We Serve?

It's not about a medical chart, it is about a person. We embrace members with Serious Mental Illness
who may also struggle with a co-occurring disorder, Intellectual Developmental Disability, and/or trauma.

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Discover Your Life Worth Living

Person-centered clinical treatment and recovery plans through residential
and outpatient supports for individuals with recurrent mental illness.

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Systems of Support in Tennessee

The leading service provider to children and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disability who
also experience behavioral challenges that pose a risk to their safety and stability in the community.

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We offer long-term behavioral health support and services for individuals who have a history of serious mental illness (including dual diagnosis) who desire a future that is meaningful, living in the community on terms they define.

A Therapeutic Community

At Project Transition you are not a patient, you are a member of a community. You are not a statistic defined by a chronic mental illness; you are an individual with an persistent condition who can learn to function, cope, and recover with the right setting and tools.

When provided with a member-centered treatment for mental illness and recovery plan, you can achieve your life worth living.

Project Transition utilizes a psychiatric rehabilitation model, employing a “hands-on” approach to building coping skills, whether it is through the classic “Traditional Program” (Residential Mental Health services) or Systems of Supports (SOS) Services.

With a person-centered treatment and recovery plan, you can achieve your life worth living.

Our Evidence and Strengths-based Approach

Our community-based Residential Mental Health programs are truly in community settings that minimize stigma (we are not a “facility”) and implicitly create normalized social expectations and consequences. With a full suite of staff to support Members daily in the recovery center, and on-site as needed for support in the apartments, our team leverage strengths and evidence-based therapeutic interventions to help every Member achieve their goals.

Members are 18 years and older with a diagnosis of serious mental illness who may have a co-occurring disorder or behavioral health challenges.

North & South Locations

Our Systems of Support (SOS) services are statewide in Tennessee. SOS provides behavioral health services for Members with an intellectual developmental disability (I/DD) and co-occurring mental health and/or behavior disorders. The SOS team utilize crisis prevention, planning, and stabilization to empower the Member and their supports (paid and natural) to achieve a better quality of life.

Members are children and adults with an Intellectual and Developmental Disability who experience behavioral challenges that pose a risk to their safety and stability in the community.

Utilizing the combination of reality-based interventions, individual and group support sessions, and frequent community meetings, Project Transition places a strong emphasis on therapeutic community.

Treatment is multi-faceted and clinically focused, which encompass:

Hope and healing in community-based recovery settings

Full coordination of behavioral and physical health

Individualized assessment and a person-centered treatment plan

Expertly trained clinical staff in Dialectical Behavior Therapy

Crisis intervention, stabilization, and support

Recovery management for co-occurring disorders

TESTIMONIALS

Whether you want to learn more about Project Transition, share your story, initiate a referral, or arrange a visit, we encourage you to reach out to us.