Residential Services

Residences in the nearby community and on our campus provide structured programs in homelike settings that promote the development of social and life skills.

 

A team of staff members supervises each residence, coordinating treatment programs and assisting both residents and therapists.

 

Residential programs can assist in the transition from hospitalization to independent living, or, in many cases, function as an alternative to inpatient care. They serve a broad spectrum of patients whose ages and severity of illness differ widely. Often, patients are referred into our residential programs by community therapists who continue to work with the patient. Utilization of The Institute's residential services varies from person to person, but in each case residential programs represent a cost-efficient and clinically effective alternative to hospitalization that can lead to new possibilities for treatment and recovery.