The Adult Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program (Adult PRP) is a Center of Excellence in Recovery. The Adult PRP provides a full range of psychiatric rehabilitation services for individuals with severe and persistent mental illness. The program’s goals are to promote achievement of physical and behavioral health goals, independence, community living skills and create a foundation for ongoing wellness. Download brochure »

Services Provided

Intensive On-site Services (IOS) provides psychosocial educational services, which support individuals in achieving their identified life goals and tools to live well. All educational services are defined by principles of recovery.

IOS offers care Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

• Psychosocial Education Group Services: IOS provides a number of psychosocial education groups based on the mental health recovery and wellness model. These groups support individuals in achieving their mental health recovery goals by educating them on tools and strategies to maintain wellness, and help them work toward improving their overall quality of life.
• Individual Services: Each client is paired with a rehabilitation therapist who can offer assistance with navigating the entitlement process; coordinating medical and psychiatric provider appointments; connecting to community resources and crisis response; and assessing transportation needs.

Supported Housing Services
Clients work with Adult PRP staff to obtain their desired living arrangement. Resources also are available for those who require assistance in securing and managing independent living, supervised living or transitional housing.

Supported Employment Services
Services include pre-employment training and assessment; job development and placement; job coaching; benefits management; vocational training and counseling; and ongoing support services.

Pre-Employment Transitional Services
For individuals 14-22, services include Job Exploration Counseling and Work-Based Learning Experience 

The Adult Psychiatric Rehabilitation Program is a recognized leader in:

• Recovery education
• Coordination of care
• Supported employment
• Supported housing

The program is accredited by:

• The Joint Commission
• Behavioral Health Administration of Maryland
• Maryland Department of Education Division of Rehabilitation Services
• Child and Adult Care Food Program (USDA Nondiscrimination Statement)

Contact information

General Information 410-550-3530

Hector Opulencia, LCPC, Program Manager

Shivinder Singh MA, Admissions Coordinator, 410-550-4246, [email protected]

Christine Maly, Clinical Supervisor, Employment Services, 410-550-4267, [email protected]

Location

Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
5500 E. Lombard Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21224