Help in the Home, LLC

06/18/2026

Our co-founder Rayetta Michael had a great time visiting our friends at Maryland Addiction Recovery Center last week! We are so grateful to have them as a community partner and we’re always impressed by the sophisticated clinical care they provide to individuals and families struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring trauma.

Last week, we welcomed our friend and colleague Rayetta Michael, founder of Help in the Home, for a visit to MARC. Rayetta toured our clinical space, met on-site staff members, and spent some time with MARC co-founder Zach Snitzer and Business Development Representative Samantha Hawes. Help in the Home, LLC, based in Rockville, Maryland, provides personalized care through support and community to help adults with complex mental health needs achieve stability, independence, and inclusion. MARC appreciates the services that Help in the Home can offer to our patients with more complex psychiatric disorders.

If you need help for addiction or mental health, please call (410) 773-0500

06/17/2026

In this month’s blog we interview Bethany Yeiser, President of the Curesz Foundation. Click the link below to read her inspiring story, learn more about the vision and mission of the organization, and how to can get involved!

We recently met with Bethany Yeiser, president of the CUERSZ Foundation. Learn more about how her foundation is advocating for people with schizophrenia. Our Interview with Bethany Yeiser, President of The CURESZ Foundation Q: WHAT IS THE ORIGIN STORY OF CURESZ? "In July 2016, I partnered with Henry...

06/09/2026

Thank you to everyone who donated to our NAMIWalks team this year! You helped NAMI Montgomery County MD reach 93% of their fundraising goal! If you didn’t have a chance to give before the walk, there is still time to make an impact and help them reach 100% of their goal. If you give between now and June 15th, your donation will be matched 100% thanks to a generous donor!

Now's the chance to DOUBLE your impact! All donations made through June 15 will be matched.

06/08/2026

We are so proud to be part of the American Residential Treatment Association! One of the things we love about ARTA is the community of other like-minded providers and opportunities to share the wins and challenges of providing high quality mental health care. Check out this amazing write up they did of our services.

06/08/2026

Our co-founders had a great visit with Liz Sinclair from Ellenhorn last week. They do such amazing work creating a “hospital without walls” for their clients. We love conversations with like-minded partners who share the same passion for creating truly customized care.

05/27/2026

We had a great time touring several educational consultants through our Supported Living Community last week. Thank you to ClearView Communities Residential Mental Health Treatment Program and College Living Experience for their collaboration and for always being such amazing community partners!

05/26/2026

We hope you will join us at Johns Hopkins University Schizophrenia Center’s annual symposium on Friday, June 12th. This year’s presentations will highlight multidisciplinary approaches, spanning advanced clinical psychiatry, psychopharmacology, neurobiology, epidemiology, and public outreach. Use the link below to register.

Johns Hopkins Schizophrenia Center’s annual symposium convenes leading international experts in psychiatry, mental health, and neuroscience to showcase diverse aspects of the disorder, disseminate and discuss their findings, and respond to attendees’ questions. This year’s presentations will h...

05/22/2026

Our co-founder Stacy Derrick, EMBA and SLC Program Manager, Terence Anderson, had a great time with Carmen Zahra and Shaila Yeah from College Living Experience Rockville last week. We are so grateful for these amazing community partners who support young adult students with neurodivergence.

05/19/2026

At Help in the Home we believe that everyone deserves a full life, including people with schizophrenia. We know that with treatment, there is hope. Unfortunately, due to the flaws in our mental health system, so many people with complex needs are not able to access the resources they need. This is the reason why advocacy is essential to our mission. Check out our latest blog to learn more about our most recent advocacy efforts with Schizophrenia Policy Action Network, Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance, and Treatment Advocacy Center, and how you can get involved.

This month we are interviewing our co-founder, Rayetta Michael to get an update on her advocacy efforts. Read more to learn about how you can get involved.

05/15/2026

Our co-founders Rayetta Michael and Stacy Derrick had an amazing time at the Mae Abraham Legacy Luncheon at Ashley Addiction Treatment. Thank you to Kate Black at Meadows Behavioral Healthcare for inviting us!