Purpose

Trppaadam's Psycho Social Rehabilitation Centre provides comprehensive mental health care and rehabilitation services to individuals experiencing psychosocial challenges, mental illness, and emotional distress.

We believe in the dignity and potential of every person, regardless of their mental health condition. Our center offers a compassionate, non-judgmental environment where individuals can receive treatment, develop coping skills, and work toward recovery and reintegration into society.

Our approach recognizes that mental health recovery is not just about treating symptoms, but about empowering individuals to live meaningful, fulfilling lives within their communities.

Who We Serve

• Individuals with mental illness (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety disorders)
• Those experiencing psychosocial disabilities
• People referred from psychiatric hospitals needing continued care
• Individuals with dual diagnoses (mental health and substance abuse)
• Those abandoned or rejected by families due to mental health conditions
• People needing supported living and vocational rehabilitation

Psycho-Social Model of Care

We follow a holistic, recovery-oriented approach that addresses the whole person—biological, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions.

Therapies & Activities

Therapeutic Programs

• Psychiatric Care: Regular consultations with psychiatrists, medication management, symptom monitoring
• Individual Counseling: One-on-one sessions with trained counselors addressing personal challenges
• Group Therapy: Peer support groups, psychoeducation, skill-building workshops
• Family Therapy: Working with families for reconciliation and support system building
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Addressing thought patterns and behaviors
• Art and Music Therapy: Creative expression as healing modality
• Occupational Therapy: Developing functional skills for daily living

Rehabilitation Activities

• Vocational Training: Handicrafts, agriculture, basic trades, computer skills
• Life Skills Training: Cooking, budgeting, personal hygiene, time management
• Social Skills Development: Communication, conflict resolution, social interaction
• Recreational Activities: Sports, games, cultural programs, outings
• Educational Support: Literacy programs, continuing education opportunities
• Spiritual Activities: Prayer, meditation, faith formation, pastoral care

Typical Daily Schedule

• 7:00 AM - Wake up, personal care
• 7:30 AM - Morning prayer and meditation
• 8:00 AM - Breakfast
• 9:00 AM - Morning therapy session or vocational training
• 11:00 AM - Skill-building activities
• 12:30 PM - Lunch
• 1:30 PM - Rest period
• 3:00 PM - Afternoon activities (group therapy, recreation, work)
• 5:00 PM - Life skills or social skills training
• 6:30 PM - Evening prayer
• 7:00 PM - Dinner
• 8:00 PM - Free time, reflection, relaxation
• 9:30 PM - Lights out

Reintegration & Family Support

Our ultimate goal is successful community reintegration. We work systematically toward this through:

Gradual Reintegration Process

1. Stabilization Phase: Focus on symptom management and basic functioning
2. Rehabilitation Phase: Build skills, independence, and confidence
3. Community Preparation: Practice real-world skills, build support networks
4. Family Reconciliation: Work with families, address stigma, build understanding
5. Supported Transition: Gradual return with ongoing support and monitoring
6. Follow-up Care: Continued counseling, medication support, crisis intervention

Family Involvement Programs

• Family counseling and psychoeducation sessions
• Family visitation programs
• Workshops on mental illness awareness and stigma reduction
• Family support groups
• Reconciliation and mediation services
• Ongoing family communication and updates

Admission & Referrals

How to Access Our Services

1. Referral: Contact us directly or through hospitals, mental health professionals, social workers
2. Initial Assessment: Evaluation of mental health status, needs, and appropriateness for program
3. Documentation: Medical records, psychiatric evaluation, identification documents
4. Admission: Orientation to center, introduction to staff and residents
5. Care Planning: Individualized treatment and rehabilitation plan developed

We Accept Referrals From:

• Psychiatric hospitals and mental health institutions
• Medical hospitals and general practitioners
• Social welfare departments
• NGOs and community organizations
• Family members and concerned individuals
• Self-referrals

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."

— Psalm 34:18

How You Can Help

Support mental health care and rehabilitation at Trppaadam:

• Sponsor Treatment: Cover therapy, medication, and rehabilitation costs
• Donate Supplies: Art materials, vocational training tools, recreational equipment
• Volunteer Skills: Offer therapy, counseling, vocational training, or recreational activities
• Raise Awareness: Help reduce stigma around mental illness
• Employment Opportunities: Provide job opportunities for rehabilitated individuals
• Professional Services: Psychiatric, psychological, or social work services