What clients can expect
A grounded, respectful experience.
- Consistent contact with a Momentum team member you know
- Support that adapts as your life changes
- Coordination with other providers and supports in your life
- A focus on real, everyday goals
Services
Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment
Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment — often called CPST — is a flexible service that meets clients where they are. It focuses on the practical parts of daily life that keep progress steady: routines, planning, coping tools, and connecting to the right resources at the right time.
Who this supports
Support built around real, everyday life.
CPST is used by youth and adults who benefit from ongoing, community-based support alongside other care they may be receiving. It's especially helpful during transitions — new schools, new jobs, new living situations — or when someone is working to build stability after a difficult period.
- Daily living skills
- Goal planning and follow-through
- Resource navigation
- Appointment coordination
- Coping skills and personal stability
- Community participation
- Communication skills
How it works
A steady, human process.
Every client's path is different. These steps show the general shape of working with our team.
Get connected
Reach out by phone, text, or the Referral Form. We'll schedule a short conversation to understand what you're looking for.Build a plan together
You and your Momentum team member set goals that reflect what matters to you — not a generic checklist.Meet regularly, in real settings
Sessions take place in community settings that make sense for your life — home, school, work, or the Momentum office.Review and adjust
Progress is reviewed together on an ongoing basis. Goals change; your plan changes with them.
Possible goals
Progress worth working toward.
- Establish routines that make daily life more manageable
- Strengthen coping skills for stress and setbacks
- Improve communication with family, providers, and peers
- Build confidence in navigating community resources
- Maintain long-term stability across life transitions
Goals are set collaboratively with each client and may change over time.
Role of the team
Who you'll work with.
CPST is provided by trained Momentum team members who work alongside — not in place of — other providers you may have. Your CPST team member helps you connect the dots between goals, providers, and everyday life. They don't prescribe medication or provide crisis services.
Frequently asked
Common questions about CPST.
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- That's set together based on your goals and schedule. Some clients meet weekly; others check in more or less often.
- In community settings that work for you — often a mix of home, community locations, and the Momentum office.
- No. CPST focuses on daily support, skill building, and coordination. It can complement therapy and other services.
- Yes, when you want them to be. Your CPST team member can help identify how family or trusted supports can play a helpful role.
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This website does not provide emergency services. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988.