Our Programs

ATO provides support for people and families facing mental health challenges. Our programs help people build skills, find resources, manage difficult situations, and become more independent. Explore our programs to learn how we can help.

Mental Health Targeted Case Management

Mental Health Targeted Case Management helps people manage mental health needs and improve daily life. Our team provides support during a crisis, teaches useful skills, explains medications, and helps people become more independent.

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Crisis Intervention Services

We Are Here When You Need Support Most

Get fast, one-on-one support during a mental health crisis. We help people stay safe, manage strong emotions, and connect with the support they need.

A mental health crisis can feel scary and hard to manage. You do not have to face it alone. Our team provides one-on-one support to help calm the situation and keep everyone safe.

We help people:

  • Stay safe during a crisis
  • Manage strong emotions and symptoms
  • Learn ways to cope with stress
  • Build a support system
  • Stay at home and in the community when possible
  • Connect with other helpful resources

Our goal is to help each person find safety, hope, and support during a difficult time.

Our crisis line answers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: 1 (833) 859-6278.

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Medication Training and Support Services

Understand Your Medications and Make Informed Choices

Learn how medications work, what side effects to watch for, and how other substances may affect your health and treatment.

Medications can be hard to understand. Our team provides education and support so people can make informed choices about their health and treatment.

We help people:

  • Learn what prescribed medications do
  • Understand possible side effects
  • Learn how to take medications safely
  • Discuss over-the-counter medications
  • Learn about vitamins and supplements
  • Understand how alcohol and other substances may affect health
  • Prepare questions for healthcare providers

Our goal is to help each person understand their treatment and take an active role in their health and recovery.

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Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services

Build Skills for a More Independent Life

Build skills for daily living, healthy relationships, work, housing, and treatment goals. We help people grow more confident and independent.

Mental health challenges can make daily life harder. Psychosocial Rehabilitative Services help people build on their strengths and learn skills for a more independent life.

We help people:

  • Build daily living skills
  • Develop healthy relationships
  • Improve communication
  • Practice problem-solving
  • Find and keep a job
  • Find safe and stable housing
  • Stay on track with treatment goals
  • Connect with services and support

Our team works with each person to set goals that fit their needs. We help people grow stronger and succeed at home, work, school, and in the community.

This service is for adults.

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Skills Training and Development Services

Build Everyday Skills for Greater Success

Learn useful skills for home, school, work, and relationships. Training is based on the needs and goals of each person and family.

Everyone can learn new skills and improve the skills they already have. Our team provides training and support for people and families facing daily challenges.

We help people:

  • Manage school, work, chores, and bills
  • Improve communication
  • Build healthy relationships
  • Solve problems and make decisions
  • Speak up for personal needs
  • Lower stress
  • Manage anger and strong emotions
  • Understand mental health symptoms
  • Find community resources
  • Choose healthy hobbies and activities
  • Learn budgeting and transportation skills
  • Maintain safe housing

We also help parents and caregivers understand and respond to the needs of their loved ones.

Our goal is to help people gain the skills and confidence needed to be active and independent in their community.

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Case Management

Case Management helps people and families find services, organize care, and work toward personal goals. Case managers connect people with resources and help keep their plans on track.

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Routine Case Management

Connect With the Resources and Support You Need

Get help finding resources, planning next steps, and working with service providers. We help people and families stay focused on their goals.

Finding the right services can feel hard. Routine Case Management helps people and families understand their needs, find resources, and create a plan for success.

We help people:

  • Identify needs and personal goals
  • Connect with community resources
  • Find healthcare and housing support
  • Access school and employment services
  • Build on personal strengths
  • Speak up for needed support
  • Keep track of progress
  • Update plans when needs change
  • Coordinate care with service providers

Case managers can also work with parents and caregivers to help children and teens receive needed support.

Our goal is to help people find useful resources, improve stability, and become more independent.

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Intensive Case Management (Wraparound) Services

Full Support for Children, Teens, and Families

Personalized support for children and teens with complex needs. We bring families, schools, providers, and community resources together.

Children and teens with complex needs may need support from many people and services. Intensive Case Management brings these supports together to help the child and family.

We work with:

  • Children and teens
  • Parents and caregivers
  • Schools
  • Healthcare providers
  • Community agencies
  • Other people involved in the care of the child

We help families:

  • Identify strengths, needs, and goals
  • Create a personal care plan
  • Find community resources
  • Coordinate services
  • Speak up for the child and family
  • Track progress
  • Change the plan when needs change
  • Access needed care and support

Our goal is to build a strong support team that helps each child or teen succeed at home, at school, and in the community.

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