Reflective Behavioral Services (RBS)
Reflective Behavioral Services (RBS) is a licensed mental and behavioral health provider dedicated to supporting adults, children, and families as they identify their strengths, build resilience, and access meaningful support. We are committed to providing the least restrictive, most effective interventions to promote stability, independence, and the prevention of out-of-home placement.
Our services are rooted in compassion, collaboration, and a deep belief in each individual’s capacity for growth and positive change.
Our Philosophy
At Reflective Behavioral Services, LLC, we believe that adults, children, and families can thrive when supported in a positive, nurturing environment that emphasizes therapeutic communication, respect, and encouragement. Our philosophy is grounded in the understanding that meaningful change occurs through guidance, practice, and supportive instruction within the home and community.
We utilize strength-based, individualized interventions that honor each person’s unique background, culture, and lived experience. By recognizing the impact of mental health, environmental factors, access to care, and personal safety on overall well-being, we work collaboratively with those we serve to promote long-term stability and independence.
Through consistent support and skill development, individuals and families are empowered to make continuous progress, reduce the risk of out-of-home placement, and sustain active, healthy participation in their communities.
About Us
Reflective Behavioral Services, LLC was established in August 2024 with the belief that meaningful change begins with self-reflection and support. Our mission is to empower adults, children, and families through strength-based interventions that foster growth, resilience, and long-term stability.
Our dedicated team works closely with individuals and families to provide practical tools and effective strategies that support healthier lifestyle changes and improved coping with everyday challenges. At RBS, we are committed to walking alongside those we serve as they work toward greater independence and well-being.
Services
Intensive In-Home Services (IIH)
Intensive In-Home Services (IIH) is a short-term, therapeutic service provided directly in the client’s home. The primary goal of IIH is to stabilize family functioning and prevent the need for out-of-home placement, such as hospitalization, residential treatment, or foster care.
IIH is available to children and adolescents under the age of 21 who are experiencing emotional, behavioral, or cognitive challenges that place them at risk of removal from the home. Youth may be eligible for IIH services if they are experiencing two or more of the following:
Significant difficulty establishing or maintaining healthy interpersonal relationships, resulting in family or community conflict and increased risk of hospitalization or out-of-home placement
Ongoing inappropriate or unsafe behaviors that have required repeated intervention by mental health providers, social services, or the judicial system
Cognitive or developmental challenges that limit the ability to recognize personal safety risks or socially appropriate behavior
Services are family-centered and individualized, focusing on strengthening relationships, improving communication, enhancing emotional regulation, and equipping caregivers with practical strategies to support lasting change. By delivering services in the home, IIH allows for real-time support and meaningful progress in a familiar environment.
Mental Health Skill-Building Services (MHSS)
Mental Health Skill-Building Services (MHSS) provide goal-directed training and support for adults age 21 and older who are living with serious mental health conditions and need assistance maintaining stability and independence in the community.
MHSS focuses on restoring individuals to their highest level of functioning while supporting independence in the least restrictive environment possible. Services include training and reinforcement of functional skills and positive behavioral changes related to daily living, medication management, nutrition, community engagement, and health and safety.
Eligibility for MHSS
To qualify for MHSS, individuals must meet all of the following criteria:
1. Mental Health Diagnosis
The individual has a primary diagnosis such as:
Schizophrenia or another psychotic disorder
Major Depressive Disorder
Bipolar I or Bipolar II Disorder
Another serious mental health disorder documented by a physician within the past year that:
Is a serious mental illness
Results in severe and recurrent disability
Causes documented functional limitations in major life activities
Requires individualized training to achieve or maintain independent community living
2. Functional Skill Needs
The individual requires individualized, goal-directed training to develop or maintain skills related to:
Symptom management
Adherence to psychiatric and physical health treatment plans
Appropriate use of social skills and personal support systems
Personal hygiene, nutrition, and meal preparation
Money management
Accessing and utilizing community resources
3. Treatment History
The individual has a documented history of one or more of the following:
Psychiatric hospitalization
Residential or non-residential crisis stabilization
Intensive Community Treatment (ICT) or Program of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT)
Placement in a psychiatric residential treatment facility
Temporary Detention Order (TDO) evaluation
4. Medication History
The individual has been prescribed antipsychotic, mood-stabilizing, or antidepressant medication within the past 12 months. If medication is medically contraindicated, documentation from a licensed prescriber must be provided, along with a plan demonstrating how the individual will benefit from services without medication.
5. Living Situation
The individual does not reside in a supervised setting. For those transitioning to independent living, MHSS services may be authorized for up to six months prior to the transition. Individuals with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders or developmental disabilities may receive MHSS when services are designed to positively support the mental health condition.