Massachusetts Community Based Services

A group of highly-skilled professionals provide Mount Prospect Academy’s in-home, community-based services. Our team focuses on providing intensive client-driven services for families.

Within MPA’s various service models, our team can work closely with families in their own environment, creating the best possibility for lasting impact. Team members specialize in providing trauma-sensitive treatment, and they maintain a trauma-informed approach within all operations. Engaging with challenging families is our strength; we demonstrate the utmost respect for and try to bring our clients voice into everything we do.​

Service Array:​

Department of Children and Families:

• Comprehensive Services for Child Welfare (Family, Intensive Family, and Therapeutic all with Motivational Interviewing)
• Substance Use Interventions for Child Welfare (Parent/Caregiver and Youth both with Motivational Interviewing)
• Family Crisis/Trauma Intervention (Motivational Interviewing)
• Youth Support and Stabilization (Educational & Vocational and Transition-Aged Youth)

Services Offered:​

Individual counseling, family counseling, group counseling, couples counseling, educational counseling, case management and service coordination, psychoeducation and parent training, substance abuse counseling and education, anger and behavioral management, trauma informed care, preparation for independent living, role modeling and applied learning in the community, pro-social community based groups, GROW curriculum, ARC Framework trauma based treatment, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Adventure therapy groups for preschool, latency and adolescent aged youth, 24-hour call support.

*For more information or to make a referral please contact one of the offices below:

Mount Prospect Academy is committed to providing the highest quality of care. Clients and families should direct any complaints or concerns to their assigned treatment team. If they are not satisfied, they are encouraged to contact the Human Rights Officer, Donalyn DeLaCruz, at (978) 578-1365.