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Transcript
Rights Protection Offices
About MHMRA
of Harris County
At MHMRA of Harris County, we know there is
hope for people living with mental illness and
intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
We offer this hope daily to the individuals we
serve, and we are actively working to reduce the
stigma surrounding these conditions. We believe
people are so much more than a diagnosis. We
believe that everyone is a unique individual full of
untapped potential. This is why we work with
individuals and their families to create service
plans that are specially designed to meet the
needs of each person. Our skilled clinicians
carefully evaluate individuals by gathering
information about diagnoses, symptoms and
functioning levels before connecting them with
the service or program that will best meet their
needs. With more than 1,800 staff, we are proud
to deliver personalized care through 40+
programs and services to unserved and
underserved populations with a wide range of
diagnoses.
We provide care and support through three
service divisions: Mental Health, Intellectual &
Developmental Disabilities, and Comprehensive
Psychiatric Emergency Programs. We serve
15,000 people per month, about 3,600 of whom
are children. While we can only count the number
of individuals we serve, we know our impact
extends to their entire community.
Healthy minds, healthy community.
If you feel you have been unfairly treated, have been denied
needed services, have been denied accommodation by the
MENTAL HEALTH MENTAL RETARDATION AUTHORITY OF
HARRIS COUNTY (MHMRA), or if you are unable to resolve a
complaint regarding services with your MHMRA staff person, or
their supervisor, you may contact the following Rights Protection
Offices:
MHMRA of Harris County
STARS
Mental Health Mental Retardation Authority of Harris County
Rights Protection Officer, Robert Stakem, Jr.
PO Box 25381
Houston, TX 77265-5381
713-970-7724
Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services
Office of Consumer Services and Rights Protection
PO Box 12668
Austin, TX 78711-2668
800-252-1854
Disability Rights Texas
1500 McGowen, Suite 100
Houston, TX 77004
713-974-7691
Voice or TDD 800-880-0821
All complaints are handled confidentially.
Healthy Minds,
Healthy Community
MHMRA of Harris County
7011 Southwest Freeway
Houston, TX 77074
(713) 970-7000
www.mhmraharris.org
Helping every STAR shine a little
brighter!
About STARS
If you or your loved one lives with both IDD or
Autism Spectrum Disorders and mental
illness, you may need specialized treatment
and therapeutic interventions. The
Specialized Therapies and Rehabilitative
Services (STARS) program provides unique
treatment developed with your needs in
mind. Our therapeutic treatment team has
over 100 years of combined experience
serving people who exhibit challenging
behaviors and have Autism Spectrum
Disorder, IDD, and mental health conditions.
We are eager to work with you or your loved
one to create a therapeutic plan of care that
emphasizes:
Data-based, measurable progress
Parent and/or caregiver training
Safety net behavioral and therapy
services
We want to help you and your loved one live
an enriched, fulfilling life, and we you or your
loved one:
Being happy with your home life, friends,
families, and relationships
Learning new ways to respond to
environmental stressors that contribute
to inappropriate behaviors
Successfully meet your needs as
independently as possible
Continuing to improve your functional
living skills.
We look forward to serving you.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the admission criteria?
You must be a Harris County resident.
You must be at least three years old.
You must have a Determination of
Intellectual Disability (DID)
How do I access STARS services?
If you already receive services from
MHMRA, you may request STARS
services from your IDD Service
Coordinator.
If you are new to MHMRA, you may
request services by calling the Access
Center at 713-970-7070.
If you are a community provider, you
may request service for the individuals
you serve by calling 713-970-8241.
What services are available?
Medical services:
o Psychiatric assessments
o Medication management and
monitoring
o Nursing support services
Psychological services:
o Psychological assessments
o Behavioral supports and
services
o Behavior support plans
o Behavior training for
families/caregivers
Other services
o Social work assessment and
counseling
What conditions do you specialize in?
We specialize in treating people who have
mild, moderate, severe, or profound IDD,
Autism Spectrum Disorder, or Pervasive
Developmental Disorders (PDD). These
include:
Asperger’s syndrome
Autistic disorder
Rett’s disorder
Childhood disintegrative disorder
PDD – Not otherwise specified
Dual-diagnosis mental health disorder
(Axis I)