Traumatic Stress Recovery Program
Support Person Criteria
A support person is defined as a significant other, or a family member, who resides in or has a close
relationship with the participant. The support person plays a crucial role in providing emotional support
and assistance during the participant’s engagement in the Diversified’s Mental Health programs and upon return home.
Admission Criteria:
- Emotional Stability: The support person must demonstrate emotional stability to provide
effective emotional support to the participant throughout their involvement in the program. - Commitment to Self-Care: The support person must recognize a need to prioritize their
self-care to ensure they are equipped to provide the necessary support to the participant.
This includes managing their own mental and emotional well-being. - Assessment: The support person must undergo a pre-screening assessment by
Diversified to determine their suitability to attend the program. - Capacity for Mutual Benefit: The involvement of a support person should be deemed
beneficial to both the participant’s progress and the support person’s understanding and
ability to provide effective support. - Compliance: The support person must adhere to the Diversified Mental Health program’s
admission criteria, policies, and code of conduct at all times.
Responsibilities of the Support Person:
- Attendance: The support person can attend the program during the first week or both the first and second weeks, as determined by mutual agreement with the participant and the program lead.
- Participation in Program Activities: The support person must commit to participating in all program activities during their stay in the program.
- Supportive Role: The support person is expected to provide emotional support,
encouragement, and assistance to the participant throughout their engagement in the
program. - Communication: The support person should maintain open communication with the program staff regarding any concerns, observations, or updates related to the participant’s progress or well-being.
For more information about the cost and the registration process, contact us via email at
[email protected] or via phone at 1-888-402-8222.
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