Programs & Services

Programs & Services

Empowering Minds, Transforming Futures


The company understands the problem of stigma surrounding mental illness, and its services are focused on overcoming these barriers and providing people suffering from mental illness with the best opportunity for effective treatment. Reanimations’ services are vehicles that shape the individual, in an ideal citizen, providing the avenue through which individuals may be able to develop their full potential, and by extension, the potential of their country

We provide services for Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance recipients, veterans, and even those without health insurance; therefore, we invite sponsors who wish to donate to treatments for the uninsured. Our team is willing to donate some of their time, and prices can be subsidized; however, some treatment elements must be paid for.


We provide services for Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance recipients, veterans, and even those without health insurance; therefore, we invite sponsors who wish to donate to treatments for the uninsured. Our team is willing to donate some of their time, and prices can be subsidized; however, some treatment elements must be paid for. We serve children, adults, and Seniors, but especially for:

  • Autistic children
  • People in wheelchairs
  • Obese people
  • Individuals suffering from bullying
  • Children in foster care
  • Families with problems
  • Depressed people and more


Services Description:

It’s a virtual visit with our clinicians for follow-up and online health education, intending to improve access to care, particularly for people who live far from our offices.


Behavioral Outpatient Service:


We have licensed practitioners affiliated with Reanimations who provide mental health treatment and support in a non-hospital setting, allowing individuals to maintain their daily routines while receiving care. This includes various therapies and counseling, tailored to the specific needs of each consumer.


Medication service:


involves a structured approach to prescribing, monitoring, and adjusting psychiatric medications to treat mental health conditions. It’s a collaborative process between the patient and their healthcare provider, aiming to optimize the benefits of medication while minimizing potential side effects and ensuring overall well-being.


Psychological Testing


is the process we use to assess and understand an individual’s behavior, mental state, and cognitive abilities. It involves a combination of standardized tests, interviews, and observations to gain a comprehensive understanding of a person’s psychological functioning. The goal is often to identify potential mental health concerns, understand the root causes of symptoms, and develop appropriate treatment plans.


Diagnostic evaluation


(Comprehensive Clinical Assessment) is essential for the beginning of our treatments. It is the process we use to gather information about a person’s mental state and identify any potential mental health conditions or disorders, well-being, including their mental and emotional state, as well as their social and vocational functioning. It involves interviewing the individual, observing their behavior, and potentially using psychological tests to determine if a diagnosis is appropriate and to develop an effective treatment plan.


Parent School

is a service addressed to assist parents with children being served in Reanimations and local agencies. This service is also open to the general market to any parents or future parents, particularly those low-income parents at risk of facing challenges, including parents who are high-school dropouts, non-custodial and other single parents, parents with disabilities, and parents who are veterans.

This service is delivered to a group setting up to 20 participants, with a time-limited service to a 24-hour term and two contacts a week, by 90 minutes. This service should be provided in a classroom and online. A fundamental feature of this program is that services are provided in interactive classes as much as possible in formally structured workshops and connection to community resources; Face-to-face contacts may be subject to reasonable accommodations that are HIPAA compliant.


Therapeutic Self-Defense

is focused on developing in our consumers an essential skill that offers numerous benefits beyond just physical protection.

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.

Therapeutic Soccer (TSS)

utilizes soccer games to improve consumers’ mental and physical well-being, promoting socialization, confidence, and physical fitness, while also potentially aiding in the recovery from certain injuries or conditions. TSS develops a systematic process that utilizes recreation and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with mental illnesses and/or disabling conditions as a means to psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being;

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Classes are focused on activities that can be used as a form of physical therapy to improve mobility, coordination, balance, and strength, potentially aiding in the recovery from certain injuries. The movements involved, such as running, dribbling, and kicking, can improve coordination and balance. The constant running and movement in this service can increase lung capacity and enhance the body’s ability to use oxygen efficiently, helping to promote recovery in mental health treatment, as well as flushing out toxins and reducing muscle stiffness, allowing for faster recovery and return to physical activities. In these services, consumers are organized in groups of 5, based on the idea that you become the average of the five people you spend the most time with, and the following, ages 6-10, 11-13, 14-16, 17-18, 18+. Competition will be the best way to evaluate our patients’ progress in their treatments. The competitions are pentathlons that include five types of competitive events, reflecting real-life scenarios, where teams of 5 members compete, and each team must have at least one member with motor problems who experiences difficulties with movement, coordination, and muscle control due to neurological conditions, injuries, or congenital issues. Upon completion of treatment, the patient can choose to continue playing therapeutic soccer in the Reanimations league. They can even become certified as a therapeutic mentor and work helping other patients.