Published on April 18th, 2024

Our partnership with the University of Maryland School of Social Work has allowed us to bring on amazing Master of Social Work and Bachelor’s of Social Work interns. The MSW interns are trained to do…

Published on March 15th, 2024

As providers within the SMI community, we distinctly understand how each person’s life is a journey that encompasses both positive and negative experiences. At Help in the Home, our objective is to support individuals living…

Published on February 15th, 2024

We understand the significance of amplifying Black voices in the mental health field, which is why we are handing over the microphone to three remarkable members of our Help in the Home team. These team…

Published on January 18th, 2024

Here at Help in the Home, we’d describe the severe mental illness (SMI) community as a vibrant group of people that also happen to face ever-changing circumstances regularly. Throughout these sometimes unpredictable shifts, the support…

Published on December 14th, 2023

Help in the Home has been dedicated to offering personalized care and fostering a sense of community for adults with complex mental health needs for over 15 years. Our mission is to build a strong…

Published on November 16th, 2023

During every staff meeting, we make it a point to kick things off with Gems of Joy to celebrate the achievements within our community at Help in the Home. We wanted to share the impact of this among our clients and team.

Published on October 26th, 2023

Disorders of the Gut-Brain Connection (DGBI) affect the neurodivergent and SMI community at a high rate. Our interview with Dr. Navidi of GI Psychology will shed some light on this important topic.

Published on September 21st, 2023

Help in the Home is happy to announce the opening of our partner business- Help in the Home Clinical Services!  Find out why this new endeavor was a necessity for our severe mental illness community, and the benefits it offers.

Published on August 23rd, 2023

Have you ever wondered why someone diagnosed with a Severe Mental Illness might refuse treatment? In this blog, we are discussing a condition called “anosognosia” which prevents individuals with SMI from understanding their own diagnosis. Learn how we can work together to help.

Published on July 17th, 2023

The Supported Living Community has been a place to call home for our community members for 15 years now!

Since then we have grown from two townhomes to SIX, with many lives changed along the way. Learn about the onboarding process, the function of our “hub”, and how the ability to customize the level of support and duration of stay is making a huge impact on the SMI community.  You can even take a virtual tour to see for yourself!