Community Outreach Services

Family Support Professionals

Our Family Support Professionals provide services to clients in their homes or in other community settings. Services are based directly on the needs of the individual family. After an initial assessment, a personalized treatment plan will be created to address the specific needs identified.

The treatment plan will help clients build strengths in areas such as:

  1. Creating and maintaining safety and stability for all family members through development of routine, structure and age appropriate supervision.
  2. Time management techniques.
  3. Budgeting.
  4. Accessing community resources.
  5. Understanding and maintaining healthy parent-child boundaries and relationships.
  6. Household management.
  7. Scheduling and attending appointments.

Community Based Programs Referral Form 1.14.2021

Supervised Visitation

During supervised visitation sessions, Family Support Professionals demonstrate parenting techniques and responses that are age appropriate for the children within the family. This applied learning approach helps parents build skills they may not have previously had the opportunity to learn, and increases the confidence they feel in their ability to meet the needs of their children. Family Support Professionals teach parents effective, age-appropriate discipline techniques such as limit setting, establishing natural and logical consequences, healthy boundaries, consistent structure and routine, and how to create goals that are appropriate for the age and cognitive ability of each child.

Our Community Outreach Services program offers families an opportunity to enjoy discrete and comfortable supervised visitation at the Family Engagement Center. Visitation may also take place at pre-approved community locations. A professional Family Support Professional will be available for any questions, as well as to ensure child safety and quality of visitation.

Meals offer a significant time for family bonding and the development of positive, healthy relationships. Our fully functional kitchen offers an opportunity for the preparation of and enjoyment of family meals, as well as the opportunity to preserve family traditions.

Outpatient Individual and Family Counseling

Our community based counseling services offer home and office based individual and family therapy. Shiloh House is dedicated to providing a complete continuum of services to our community. Essential components of our continuum of care include prevention, early intervention, and community reintegration counseling services.

Shiloh House utilizes evidence-based programs and practices throughout our mental health counseling services. We assist our clients in linking thoughts, feelings and behaviors, teaching new, healthy, empathic, and reality based ways of thinking. Clients have guided opportunities to rehearse healthy ways to cope with life stressors and to achieve resolution of overwhelming thoughts and feelings related to past traumatic life experiences, as well as present life challenges.

Shiloh House provides Master’s level Individual and Family Therapy to address all presenting mental health and family conflict needs for individuals and families.

The goals of these services are:

Mental health stabilization and improved functioning and well-being in all areas including work, family and relationships.
To provide the individual with evidence based therapy to ensure the highest degree of positive change and well-being.
To assist the family in the development of a nurturing and healthy home environment which will enable the children to successfully progress in their development and academic achievement.
To assist the individual and/or family in the development of healthy coping skills and tools.
To assist the individual and/or family in increased pro-social behaviors and increased protective factors.
To provide a strength based, accountable, relationship oriented service which respects the family while ensuring that the goals of treatment are achieved.
To provide intensive psycho-educational treatment that increases each client and family’s understanding of unhealthy interaction patterns in a way that enables the individual/family to eliminate unhealthy patterns.

Parents as Teachers

Parents as Teachers is an evidenced-based home visitation program for families with children from prenatal through Kindergarten age. PAT’s trained parent educators, also known as home visitors, make monthly home visits, offering child development information, parenting strategies, annual developmental screenings, activities to promote school readiness and connections to community resources.

PAT home visits address:

  • Parent-child interactions
  • Perform family well-being checks
  • Domestic violence screenings
  • Protective factor screenings
  • Developmental screenings
  • Hearing, vision, and general health
  • Parent/child interaction
  • Gross motor skills
  • Fine motor skills
  • Social skills & development
  • Emotional skills & development

Problematic Sexual Conduct

Shiloh House provides home and community based services for youth ages 7-18 and their families who are struggling with a wide variety of Problematic Sexual Conduct.

Shiloh House community based treatment for Problematic Sexual Conduct includes a combination of in-home Sex Offender Management Board (SOMB) Master’s level treatment and Bachelor’s level in-home Behavioral Life Skills Coaching services. These services are customized to the individual and family and will target the family need for safe and healthy sexual behavior, life skills, community safety, strengthening parenting skills, conflict resolution, informed supervision, offense specific psycho-education, support and accountability, and offense specific individual and family therapy.

Using High Fidelity Wrap Around principals, the goal of this program is to prevent out of home placement and maintain the family unit, by providing home based services for families in crisis and linking the family with supportive resources and community partners.

Problematic Sexual Contact Services

Rapid Response

The Rapid Response Program connects families and youth that reside in Arapahoe County to therapeutic services and community based resources through the Family Resource Pavilion with the intent to bridge access to care and prevent the need for intervention by The Department of Human Services.

The target population of the Rapid Response Program:

  1. Families living in Arapahoe County who are struggling with child and adolescent parenting challenges.
  2. Families and youth who are demonstrating behaviors that are difficult for parents to manage.
  3. Families who do not need intervention from the Department of Human Services and do not have an open human services assessment or case, but who will benefit from recommendations for services.

What to expect:

  1. Upon receiving a Rapid Response referral, the Rapid Response clinician will contact the family by phone within 1 business day to elicit more information regarding challenges faced by the family.
  2. The Rapid Response clinician will schedule a time to meet with the family to complete a
    comprehensive family assessment as well as an individual youth based assessment to assist in service planning and recommendations.
  3. Rapid Response clinician will connect family with recommended services and provide ongoing therapeutic intervention, case management, and follow up as needed.

Services available:

  1. Youth and Family Mental Health and Services Assessment
  2. Crisis Intervention, Safety planning
  3. Service Recommendations and Community Referrals
  4. In Office or In Home Individual / Family Therapy
  5. Connection to Community and Ongoing Supports
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