How NRP Works... And Why

Upon admission, an Interdisciplinary Treatment Team consisting of psychiatrists, neuropsychologists, nurses, neurobehavioral counselors, assistive technology specialists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech therapists, social workers, community reentry specialists and others conduct a comprehensive assessment.

Once the assessment is completed, a treatment plan is developed with the individual and family.

The NRP Program is a three-to-twelve-month program and operates in twelve-week cycles. Every twelve weeks, the program is assessed and the program groups are revised. A Resident-Neighbor may be admitted to the program at any time

The program is ‘person centered’, meaning that all treatment is focused on the individual’s personal life goals.

The treatment day consists of classes, group therapies, and individual therapies as indicated by the individualized plan.

The Interdisciplinary Treatment Team meets every fourteen days to review each Resident-Neighbor’s progress.

The Interdisciplinary Treatment Team develops a plan of discharge within thirty days of admission.