The In-Home Support Specialist helps clients put their individualized treatment plans into action through skills training, cueing, supervision, medication support, therapeutic behavioral interventions, connection to community resources, emotion regulation, crisis coping, and development of healthy interpersonal skills. Experience in non-clinical, but therapeutic behavioral intervention, accessing and utilizing community resources, recognizing mental illness symptoms and side effects, crisis coping skills, and developing and enhancing interpersonal skills is highly preferred.