Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services (ARMHS) is a strengths-based, person-centered, recovery-focused program with the purpose of helping individuals with mental illness overcome impairments caused by their symptoms in order to function independently in their homes or places of residence. ARMHS can provide individuals with support through Basic Living and Social Skill building, Certified Peer Specialist Services, and Community Intervention to help them reach their goals in a number of areas, including:
Accepts Medical Assistance/PMAP, or self-pay (sliding scale options available)
For questions regarding eligibility criteria or the referral process please reach out to us!
Email
Michael Mann, Program Support
mmann@canvashealth.org
Phone
(651) 251-5038
ARMHS Supervisor
I believe in providing a whole-person approach when supporting individuals to best empower them to make desired changes within their own lives and communities.
I have more than three years experience working with adults in an Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services program. I also have previous experience in outpatient therapy with adults, behavioral health home services, and waiver case management and care coordination for aging adults.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
As a mental health practitioner, I strive to create a nonjudgmental environment where clients feel heard and understood. My approach
focuses on helping them develop self-awareness, resilience, and the skills to thrive in their daily lives.
Our mission at Canvas Health is to bring hope, healing, and recovery to the people we serve.
I’ve had the privilege of working as an ARMHS provider for more than two years now. I have had the opportunity to support individuals with mental
health challenges in their homes and communities, assisting them with various aspects of their lives. This includes helping them develop essential life skills, such as communication, problem-solving, and coping strategies.
I am currently attending Winona State University to achieve my LADC.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
I believe that each Client is a unique individual who needs a secure, caring, and stimulating atmosphere in which to grow emotionally, intellectually, physically, and socially. It is my philosophy as a skills worker to help clients meet their fullest potential in these areas by providing an environment that is safe, inclusive, supports risk-taking, and invites a sharing of ideas. I believe in the importance of a person-centered approach to mental health services, in order to help clients, reach self-actualization. Mental health services should be based on a continuum of care designed to help clients improve their supportive network.
I completed my Social Work Practicum at North Homes children and family services in 2019. While at North homes I had the pleasure of getting experience working in multiple fields such as; adoption, case management, ARMHS, and CTSS. When I graduated for College at Bemidji State, I started my career in mental health by working with survivors of trafficking, physical/financial abuse, neglect, and homelessness at Northwoods Battered Women’s Shelter. As the shelters first male advocate, I was responsible for counseling, crisis support, skills work, and connecting clients to resources. After Northwoods Women’s Shelter, I agreed to work for Leech Lake Behavioral Health in Cass Lake Minnesota as a in-school mental health Practitioner. I worked out of two different schools on Leech Lake Reservation with children from ages 5-18 years old.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
My background is in Behavior Management and 8 years of experience in Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health. I have a Person-centered and Individual focus to integrate mind, body, and spiritual wholeness. My philosophy involves embracing spiritual psychology, emotional regulation and your uniqueness while building your personal boundaries, self-worth and resilience.
Domestic Violence Hospital Advocate – 1 Year
Behavior Management – 2 Years
Adult Mental Health – 8 years
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
I believe in person centered approach to empower my clients to make positive changes in their individual and family lives.
I have had the pleasure to work with adults in Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services for more than 3 years. My previous experience is in Intensive Residential Treatment Services working with adults with SPMI transitioning from psychiatric units in various hospitals to re-integrate back into the community. I have worked with adults on de-escalation skills to reduce adults going into crisis.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
Focus and emphasis on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy techniques.
Rosa Migliaccio (pronounced: Milly-ah-cho) is a dedicated mental health practitioner who graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Clinical psychology from the Catholic University of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. Currently, Rosa Migliaccio is pursuing a master’s degree in Clinical and Health psychology at the Spanish University ISEP. Passionate about mental health, she loves helping individuals achieve their goals, recognize their unique characteristics, and develop mental health and daily life skills that aide in increasing independence and autonomy.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
As a practitioner, I take a holistic approach in working with my clients. I believe that an individuals’ mental health, physical health, and emotional health are all vital components to a persons’ overall well-being. My goal is to create a calm and comforting working relationship with my clients, in order to instill trust and confidence in the work we do together. I aim to provide a collaborative, inclusive, and non-judgmental space for clients to grow. My overarching philosophy is that we are all in it together and it is our connectedness that makes us whole.
My qualifications are wide-ranging and unique. I have many years of experience working with adults in a variety of settings including, behavioral home health services, Adult Rehabilitative Mental Health Services programs, counseling clinics and in rehabilitative nursing care. I received a bachelor’s degree in applied psychology and completed an internship in the counseling department of a busy non-profit healthcare clinic in Los Angeles. I then went on to complete a master’s degree in counseling psychology, while pursuing a graduate internship in higher education counseling students. I have experience in targeted case management, needs assessment and counseling, patient intake coordination, and strategic planning and execution.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
ARMHS Practitioner
I believe in providing compassionate care to individuals. My approach is centered in creating a safe and supportive environment where clients can develop coping strategies and work towards achieving their personal goals. Our mission at Canvas Health is to bring hope, healing, and recovery to the people we serve.
I have been working in mental health for 8 years. I started as a mental health aide and have experience working in different fields such as case management, IHS, ILS and ARMHS. I have a bachelor’s in psychology from Metro State University. I am currently attending Saint Mary’s University for MFT.
To make a referral to the ARMHS program, contact Michael Mann, Program Support, mmann@canvashealth.org; (651) 251-5038.
