Eliot provides a comprehensive and integrated network of recovery oriented rehabilitative services to adults with serious and persistent mental illness. This includes a full spectrum of mental health and substance use recovery services to children, adults, and families. A variety of support services are provided to the adult homeless population. Eliot also offers innovative, high quality residential and day programs for adults with developmental disabilities and brain injuries.
Adult Behavioral Health
Adult Community Clinical Services (ACCS): Provide support to individuals with severe and persistent mental illness, moving them from stabilization through to recovery. Learn more about Eliot’s Adult Community Clinical Services here.
Program for Assertive Community Treatment (PACT): Deliver an intensive, community-based array of services for individuals with mental illness who require a higher level of support, but may be resistant to traditional models of treatment. Learn more about Program for Assertive Community Treatment here.
Clubhouse Programs: Offer a restorative environment where adults with mental illness can receive supports and services. Learn more about Clubhouse Programs here.
Vocational and Day Services: Offer a range of day programming for adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Learn more about Vocational and Day Services here.
Respite Programs: Provide a safe and stable place to live and help in resolving community living issues for adults in psychiatric crisis. Learn more about Respite Programs here.
Counseling and Psychiatry Services
Behavioral Health Clinics: Provide individualized treatment and support for each person or family. Learn more about Adult Behavioral Health Clinics here.
Emergency Services: Provide mobile psychiatric evaluation, crisis intervention, stabilization, and follow up for those in acute psychiatric distress. Learn more about Emergency Services here.
Community Crisis Stabilization: Provides assessment and short-term treatment for adults experiencing a mental health crisis. Learn more about Community Crisis Stabilization program here.
Addiction and Substance Use Recovery: Offers services and treatment options for individuals, couples, and families struggling with addiction. Learn more about Addiction and Substance Use Recovery services here.
Intimate Partner Abuse Education: Provides intervention and educational programming for court ordered and self-referred perpetrators of domestic violence. Learn more about Intimate Partner Abuse Education Program here.
First Episode Psychosis (FEP): A specialized, evidence-based program to treat and provide support for individuals and their families who are under the age of 35 who have recently begun to experience psychosis related symptoms. Learn more here.
Developmental Disability and Brain Injury Programming
Day Services: An array of day services programming for adults with Developmental Disabilities and Brain Injuries. Learn more about Eliot’s Day Services here.
Residential Services: Group homes for adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries. Learn more about Eliot’s Residential Services here.
Homeless Services
Community Support for Persons Experiencing Chronic Homelessness (CSPECH): CSPECH is an evidence-based case management service that proactively identifies and addresses social determinants of health collaboratively with the person served to ensure successful housing navigation/search and tenancy preservation. Learn more here.
Homeless Outreach: Outreach Clinicians and Engagement Specialists engage, assess, and collaboratively develop a recovery-oriented treatment plan that incorporates identified needs and preferences of the person served. Learn more here.
Safe Haven Shelter for Women: Eliot’s Homeless Support Services consist of two programs serving Greater Boston and other major population centers throughout Massachusetts, with the goal of assisting residents in finding permanent, supportive housing and making the transition to community living. Learn more here.
Tenancy Preservation Program: Provides clinical consultation to the court in eviction cases that are entitled to “reasonable accommodations” due to the presence of a documented mental health or physical disability. Learn more here.