Services
Psychotherapy
FLYY offers therapeutic services to youth, young adults, and families.
Psychoeducation
FLYY providers offer knowledge-based services through which participants and their families can better manage their mental health and/or substance use issues.
Skill Development
Participants have access to a hybrid of therapeutic mentoring and life skills to support their long-term success.
Service Facilitation
FLYY’s case management program connects participants to a range of services that address mental health and substance use recovery goals.
New perspectives to foster growth
Each session is tailored to your unique needs
- Trauma & toxic stress
- Attachment & relationship issues
- Alcohol And Other Drug use (AODA)
- Depression & suicidality
- Anxiety
- Addiction
- Self-harm
- Sexuality & gender identity/dysphoria
- Body dysmorphia & disordered eating
- Family conflict
Psychotherapy
Therapeutic services can take place in the office, the participant’s home, or offsite at a location decided by both the therapist and participant.
Our therapeutic services include, but are not limited to:
- Creative arts therapies
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Experiential therapy & learning
- Mindfulness practices
- Resilience & strengths-based models
- Somatically Informed practices
- Trauma Focused- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
Skill Development
Individual Skill Development is a hybrid of therapeutic mentoring and teaching life skills. It marries the goals of a therapeutic treatment protocol with the support strategies used in mentoring.
Together FLYY’s Skills Coach and participants explore:
- Distress tolerance & emotional regulation skills
- Independent living skills
- Interpersonal & communication skills
- Maintaining employment
- Managing substance use
- Problem-solving tools
Psychoeducation
Psychoeducation services empower participants to manage their mental health in the form of providing knowledge and perspectives required by participants to develop their own treatment goals and make informed decisions about their care.
FLYY also offers psychoeducation to caregivers, addressing parental concerns caregivers may have about their child and/or their parenting, working towards creating a context of hope within the household.
Service Facilitation
Service Facilitation ensures the delivery of client-centered mental health services.
The process begins with a comprehensive assessment that explores the strengths, needs, and goals of each participant. A plan for services is then developed, supporting participants as they work on their recovery goals. FLYY Service Facilitators coordinate the delivery of mental and/ or physical health care, assistance with housing, money management, medication management, coordination of substance abuse treatment, vocational and/ or education support, and assistance with activities of daily living.
Service Facilitation is a program provided through the Dane County Comprehensive Community Services program (CCS).
Parent Support Programs
FLYY offers both psychoeducation and peer support for parents/caregivers. Psychoeducation provides information and education around various topics including parenting/caregiving, child development, mental health, available resources and additional topics as relevant. Parent/caregiver psychoeducation works in a non-judgemental way to build the parents’/caregivers’ self-awareness along with understanding of their child and their needs and perspective.
Peer Support offers a non-judgemental space for parents and caregivers to be heard and understood by someone with a shared experience. Parent/caregiver peer support works to empower and affirm parents’ and caregivers’ experience while supporting and advocating
FLYY also offers psychoeducation to caregivers, addressing parental concerns caregivers may have about their child and/or their parenting, working towards creating a context of hope within the household.
Wings Program for First-Episode Psychosis
FLYY has partnered with Chrysalis to form a Coordinated Specialty Care program designed which supports youth and young adults experiencing symptoms of first episode psychosis.
The Wings program has a network of community-based services ready to empower participants to lead a self directed life. As a state funded service, the Wings program provides support at no cost to participants.
Follow the button below to the Wings website and learn more about what constitutes symptoms of psychosis, what the wings program offers, and how to enroll.
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Services are identified and created in response to individual challenges our participants face as well as strengthening the client’s family and support systems.