ACT Exclusion Criteria

Individuals meeting any of the following are ineligible for ACT: 

• • The individual’s functional impairment is solely a result of a substance use disorder, personality disorder, developmental disability, traumatic brain injury or autism spectrum disorder without a co-occurring psychiatric disorder; 
• • The individual is at imminent risk of harming self or others, or sufficient impairment exists that a more intensive level of service is required; 
• • The individual’s mental health disorder can be effectively treated or recovery process safely maintained at a less intensive level of care; 
• • The individual requires a level of structure and supervision beyond the scope of the program; 

The individual’s primary problem is social, custodial, economic (i.e. housing, family conflict, etc.), or one of physical health without a concurrent mental health disorder meeting criteria for this level of care;