Mental Health and Recovery Services
Mental Health and Recovery Services
Support for Recovery, Independence and Personal Goals
Hope Haven’s Mental Health & Recovery services support adults as they work toward recovery, greater independence, and meaningful roles in their communities.
Through Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR) and Peer Support Services, individuals receive person-centered support based on their strengths, needs, and personal goals. Each program offers a different approach, but both are designed to help people build skills, strengthen connections, and move toward the life they want to lead.
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR)
Designed to assist individuals with mental health struggles
to obtain or recover successful and satisfying
roles in their community.
Peer Support Services
People who are living well in their own recovery from mental illness
assist adults with mental illness on the journey of recovery
by providing support through shared experience.
Support for Recovery, Independence and Personal Goals
Hope Haven’s Mental Health & Recovery services support adults as they work toward recovery, greater independence, and meaningful roles in their communities.
Through Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR) and Peer Support Services, individuals receive person-centered support based on their strengths, needs, and personal goals. Each program offers a different approach, but both are designed to help people build skills, strengthen connections, and move toward the life they want to lead.
Intensive Psychiatric
Rehabilitation (IPR)
Designed to assist individuals with mental
health struggles to obtain or recover
successful and satisfying roles
in their community.
Peer Support Services
People who are living well in their own recovery from mental illness assist adults with mental illness on the journey of recovery
by providing support through
shared experience.
Mental health challenges hinder one's ability to lead a fulfilling life. Hope Haven, Inc provides a variety of Mental Health Services that provide
a continuum of care. We provide these services in accordance with the needs of the person receiving the services. These services may include:
Intensive Psychiatric
Rehabilitation (IPR)
Designed to assist individuals with mental
health struggles to obtain or recover successful and satisfyingroles in their community.
Peer Support Services
People who are living well in their own
recovery from mental illness assist adults
with mental illness on the journey of recovery
by providing support through shared experience.
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR)
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR) program is designed to assist individuals with serious mental illness obtain or recover successful and satisfying roles in their community. IPR Practitioners support participants in identifying a goal environment in which they desire to make a change. The goal environments, participants choose from are education, vocation, living, and socialization.
IPR is a systemic change program that uses an evidence-based curriculum to help participants gain the tools, supports, and resources needed to make a lasting change in their selected goal environment. IPR’s focus is to promote recovery, full community integration, and improved quality of life through participation in group and individual sessions. IPR is a Medicaid funded program administered by the MCO’s of Iowa. Regional funding and private pay options may also be available.
GOAL ENVIRONMENTS
Education
Vocation
Living
Socialization
Group Sessions:
Twice a week, 3–4 hours — skills for diagnoses, communication, relationships, mindfulness, and wellness.
Individual Sessions:
Once a week, 1 hour — focused on the participant's desired change and goal environment.
Office Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, or as requested
by client.
Medicaid-funded program administered by the
MCOs of Iowa. Regional funding and private-pay options
may also be available.
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR)
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR) program is designed to assist individuals with serious mental illness obtain or recover successful and satisfying roles in their community. IPR Practitioners support participants in identifying a goal environment in which they desire to make a change. The goal environments, participants choose from are education, vocation, living, and socialization.
IPR is a systemic change program that uses an evidence-based curriculum to help participants gain the tools, supports, and resources needed to make a lasting change in their selected goal environment. IPR’s focus is to promote recovery, full community integration, and improved quality of life through participation in group and individual sessions. IPR is a Medicaid funded program administered by the MCO’s of Iowa. Regional funding and private pay options may also be available.
GOAL ENVIRONMENTS
Education
Vocation
Living
Socialization
Group Sessions:
Twice a week, 3–4 hours — skills for diagnoses, communication, relationships, mindfulness, and wellness.
Individual Sessions:
Once a week, 1 hour — focused on the participant's desired change and goal environment.
Office Hours
Monday–Friday, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, or as requested
by client.
Medicaid-funded program administered
by the MCOs of Iowa. Regional funding and private-pay options may also be available.
GROUP SESSION LOCATIONS
LeMars
45 4th Ave NW, LeMars, IA 51031
Sheldon
2400 Park St. Suite A, Sheldon, IA 51201
Spirit Lake
900 Lake Street, Spirit Lake, IA 51360
GROUP SESSION LOCATIONS
LeMars
45 4th Ave NW, LeMars, IA 51031
Sheldon
2400 Park St. Suite A, Sheldon, IA 51201
Spirit Lake
900 Lake Street, Spirit Lake, IA 51360
Peer Support Services
Peer Support Services are designed to support adults with mental illness in their recovery through the use of mentorship. Peer support specialists are people who are living well in their own recovery from mental illness. Peer support specialists use their lived experience to walk alongside the member, providing support, and guidance.
Peer support specialists assist individuals in working on their desired goals. This is done through helping the individual develop coping skills, build support networks, and develop other needed life skills. Peer support specialists also assist the member by linking them with other support services that might be helpful.
Peer support is a Medicaid funded program administered by the MCO’s of Iowa. Regional funding may also be obtained through application. Private pay options are also available.
Peer Support Services are available in Lyon, Sioux, Plymouth, Osceola, O’Brien, Dickinson, Clay, Emmet, and Palo Alto counties in Iowa.
Services can be provided up to three hours per month, typically in home and community locations.
Peer Support Services
Peer Support Services are designed to support adults with mental illness in their recovery through the use of mentorship. Peer support specialists are people who are living well in their own recovery from mental illness. Peer support specialists use their lived experience to walk alongside the client, providing support, and guidance.
Peer support specialists assist individuals in working on their desired goals. This is done through helping the individual develop coping skills, build support networks, and develop other needed life skills. Peer support specialists also assist the member by linking them with other support services that might be helpful.
Peer support is a Medicaid funded program administered by the MCO’s of Iowa. Regional funding may also be obtained through application. Private pay options are also available.
Peer Support Services are available in Lyon, Sioux, Plymouth, Osceola, O’Brien, Dickinson, Clay, Emmet, and Palo Alto counties in Iowa.
Services can be provided up to three hours per month, typically in home and community locations.
Admissions
For Mental Health Admission information, please contact Hope Haven's Mental Health Services Manager at 712-264-5254.
Admissions
Support Beyond the Program
Support often extends beyond a member’s immediate goals. Depending on the member, Hope Haven staff may provide advocacy, practical assistance, transportation support, and help connecting with resources and opportunities in the community.
Whether helping someone navigate an appointment, access community resources, build confidence in advocating for their needs, or participate more fully in everyday life, support is individualized to help each member work toward greater independence, stability, and connection.
CONTACT US
If you or a loved one is seeking support, Hope Haven is here to help. Our team provides compassionate, professional, and individualized care to help participants achieve personal growth, independence, and community integration. To learn more about our programs, schedule an appointment, or discuss eligibility, please contact our Admissions Office. Let Hope Haven guide you toward recovery, empowerment, and a brighter future.
Support Beyond the Program
Support often extends beyond a member’s immediate goals. Depending on the person, Hope Haven staff may provide advocacy, practical assistance, transportation support, and help connecting with resources and opportunities in the community.
Whether helping someone navigate an appointment, access community resources, build confidence in advocating for their needs, or participate more fully in everyday life, support is individualized to help each member work toward greater independence, stability, and connection.
Support Beyond the Program
Support often extends beyond a member’s immediate goals. Depending on the person, Hope Haven staff may provide advocacy, practical assistance, transportation support, and help connecting with resources and opportunities in the community.
Whether helping someone navigate an appointment, access community resources, build confidence in advocating for their needs, or participate more fully in everyday life, support is individualized to help each member work toward greater independence, stability, and connection.
CONTACT US
If you or a loved one is seeking support, Hope Haven is here to help. Our team provides compassionate, professional, and individualized care to help participants achieve personal growth, independence, and community integration. To learn more about our programs, schedule an appointment, or discuss eligibility, please contact our Admissions Office. Let Hope Haven guide you toward recovery, empowerment, and a brighter future.
Locations:
Rock Valley, IA
Sioux Falls, SD
Orange City, IA
Rock Rapids, IA
Spencer, IA
Emmetsburg, IA
Estherville, IA
Locations:
Rock Valley, IA
Sioux Falls, SD
Orange City, IA
Rock Rapids, IA
Spencer, IA
Emmetsburg,IA
Estherville, IA
Le Mars, IA
Pipestone, MN
Sheldon, IA
Sibley, IA
Spirit Lake, IA
Sioux Center, IA
Storm Lake, IA
Worthington, MN
Le Mars. IA
Pipestone, MN
Sheldon, IA
Sibley, IA
Spirit Lake, IA
Sioux Center, IA
Storm Lake, IA
Worthington, MN
Hope Haven is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 42-0890017. All gifts are tax-deductible.
Meet Our Providers
Teresa Aardema
IPR PRACTITIONER
Intensive Psychiatric Rehabilitation (IPR)
Catherine Gilbert
IPR PRACTITIONER
(IPR) & Peer Support Service
Meet Our Peer Support Specialists
Jenna Ramirez
Ross Curry
Kathy De Jong
Wade Koenen
Sheena Stinton
Angie Torgerson
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50+
Community Living Homes
110
Countries Reached
15+
Wheelchairs Distributed
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Hope Haven began in 1964 as a school for children with disabilities in Rock Valley, Iowa. Today, that same vision continues through local disability services across Iowa and Minnesota and our international wheelchair ministry around the world.
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