Rose Hill Center

Rose Hill's one-of-a-kind curriculum was inspired by their own personal experience with mental illness. After observing the success a close family member achieved using similar treatment methods, they were encouraged to help others who may be struggling. Rose Hill, which sits on over 400 acres of private land, is a wonderful place for healing. As a consequence of their detailed examination, each person will receive a personalized treatment plan throughout their residential stay. Rose Hill's trained mental health staff aids those who are struggling with mental health or co-occurring disorders by providing psychiatric care and meaningful activities.

What They Treat

Rose Hill treats and targets a variety of mental health disorders using a holistic approach. Other mental illnesses such as bipolar disorder and severe depression are among some of the more commonly treated disorders. The staff at Rose Hill also specializes in the treatment of schizoaffective disorder as well as schizophrenia.

Treatment Process

The residential rehabilitation program at Rose Hill Center is the first step in the long-term treatment process. To create the best treatment plan, the qualified mental care specialists evaluate and monitor each patient over the course of the first 30 days. While they don’t treat substance abuse on its own, their co-occurring rehabilitation service does treat those with underlying substance abuse due to an existing mental health disorder. Once a basic level of independence is established, residents move forward into the transitional living program. This service may help bridge the gap between residential care and independent living, continuing to provide a safe and supportive environment. Residents in this program will live in townhouses on campus that replicate more of a traditional living environment. The community support program offers a variety of services and resources for graduates transitioning back into independent community living.

Therapies

A therapeutic animal care program is one of the integrative therapies accessible to residents at Rose Hill Center. Human-animal bonding may promote benefits that contribute to improvement in overall well-being. Farm animal care can help with confidence and create feelings of purpose and meaning. Several other therapies are in place to help accommodate differing needs and treatment timelines for participants. Group, individual, family, experiential therapies, holistic approaches, and methods such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) are among the multiple options providing a greater insight and solution than any one therapy on its own.