Who Is Residential Treatment For?
Residential mental health treatment is designed for individuals facing severe mental health challenges that significantly disrupt daily life, such as chronic depression, debilitating anxiety, or suicidal ideation. It’s ideal for those who have not responded to outpatient therapy, experience frequent mental health crises, or require stabilization after hospitalization.
This includes individuals with complex conditions like eating disorders, PTSD, or personality disorders, and also suits those needing a structured environment to manage co-occurring conditions or rebuild life skills. California Mental Health’s residential mental health services cater to diverse needs, offering tailored support to ensure comprehensive recovery for adults seeking intensive care.