Published on December 21st, 2020

This month we connected with Dr. John McClanahan, a well known clinician and speaker in the Metro DC community that brings incredible insight into grief from the 12 Step Recovery perspective. During our conversation we discuss the many similarities between how recovery works, the complexity involved in choosing to address an addiction, and how his life’s work can be applied to the SMI community.

Published on November 17th, 2020

We’re discussing why Crisis Intervention Training for the police force is essential and why it’s especially important in and for the mental health community.

Published on October 20th, 2020

This month, we’re introducing a new blog series titled “Client-Centered and Team-Guided”. In this series you’ll learn how differently this approach can look from person-to-person.

Published on September 18th, 2020

In this video you’ll meet a number of staff members, see behind the scenes footage of our Supported Living Community and the beautiful neighborhood we’re located in.

Published on August 17th, 2020

Earlier this month we had the amazing opportunity to interview Robert himself! It was a reflective conversation about the world of mental health, the Galvin family, the areas where support has improved for families caring for loved ones with SMI and the areas that are seemingly unchanged.

Published on July 17th, 2020

Client Testimonial from Rob & Penny

Published on July 17th, 2020

Co-Founder Stacy Derrick shares about the lessons she learned during her half-marathon and how that’s helping the team at Help in the Home make decisions about how to reopen post-quarantine.

Published on June 12th, 2020

As we have navigated the challenges brought to us by COVID-19, our values have become more and more evident. Click to read about the three different areas that have provided the most room for reflection.

Published on May 15th, 2020

A deep dive into our Care Coordinators that are the bedrock of our Individual Support Services.

Published on April 19th, 2020

How the Help in the Home community is creating a new normal during COVID-19 and ongoing weeks of quarantine