It enhances personal safety, builds confidence, helps protect loved ones, and improves overall fitness and health. Self-defense skills not only improve your safety, but they also reduce anxiety and fear and boost your confidence in a coordinated way, to help with recovery, but they especially provide peace of mind and hope to parents of individuals with disabilities or mental illnesses, even in the moment they are passing away, because their loved ones will be able to defend themselves. TSD provides the consumer with a strong emotional support system, fostering social interactions so they can defend themselves physically, as well as their rights and needs, thereby overcoming barriers and discrimination. A fundamental feature of this program is that services are provided in the natural environment as much as possible; Face-to-face contacts may be subject to reasonable accommodations that are HIPAA compliant; an introductory workshop for parents and adolescents will be a requirement for enrollment into this service. The interventions include preventative and therapeutic activities that will assist with skill building, relational skills, symptom monitoring, and case management functions, linking to resources, referring to other/collateral services. In this service, classes are focused on protecting consumers, either physically or verbally, against an attack, threat, or harm, or to assert oneself in a situation where one’s interests, beliefs, or actions are being questioned or challenged. It is to survive and escape without injury by deterring or stopping aggressive behavior. Moderate-intensity aerobic activity that gets the heart rate up, such as chair boxing or karate, helps people with disabilities or mental illness manage their lives, including their defenses.

Body image is a term that may refer to a person’s perception of their physical appearance or the internal sense of having a body, which is interpreted by the brain. Body image is the combination of thoughts, perceptions, and attitudes a person has about their physical appearance. It’s not just how you see yourself when you look in the mirror, but how you feel about yourself when confronted with that image. These services can help break down the stigma associated with mental health conditions by demonstrating that individuals can participate in a fun and engaging activity. This service is designed to overcome those barriers and give people with difficulties the best chance of effective treatment. The stigmatization of mental illness has been recognized as one of the major barriers to addressing the mental health gap. Addressing mental health stigma is important in creating access to effective treatment.

Medical necessity must be documented by the physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner for every item provided/billed, regardless of any requirements for approval. Reanimations have a General Contractor and the technical staff, and the facility to complete these services of the highest quality.
Covered Modifications may include, but are not limited to:

• Portable ramps and ramps
• Handles
• Railings, Bathroom facilities
• Elevators and more
• Stair Lifts
• Door/aisle modification

In addition, Reanimations has special pricing for mental health agency staff and independent professionals on repair, remodeling, maintenance, and new construction; contact us, and we can negotiate.