Focus Depression Recovery Adult Residential Care

We know getting clarity in understanding just what you are dealing with and how we can help is a big first step. A board-certified psychiatrist leads a thorough assessment and evaluation to clarify the diagnosis and then prescribe the appropriate treatment. 

In addition to intensive psychiatric and medication management, we provide a range of evidence-based individual and psychoeducation groups including three key approaches: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help patients better understand thoughts, behaviors and emotions; behavioral activation (BA) to increase engagement in activities in a manageable way; and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT; mindfulness, emotion regulation, interpersonal effectiveness, and distress tolerance). 

Additional therapeutic support

Other components of therapy include:

• Cognitive restructuring
• Other dialectical-behavior therapy-informed skills
• Personal wellness education

Family involvement can help ease the transition to, from or back to school or to work, and that’s why the treatment plan includes family therapy sessions. This participation helps reinforce the skills learned during treatment and can ease the transition to lower levels of care or life outside Rogers.

It may be unsettling to move into an unfamiliar place for residential treatment, and it can help to know what to expect. Here is what a typical treatment day looks like.

A caring and dedicated team is here for everyone we treat. After a thorough assessment, the team creates an individualized plan addressing each unique mental health situation and lays the groundwork for successful treatment supporting long-term recovery. 

Board-certified psychiatrists direct treatment with the support of a multidisciplinary team of professionals which includes: 

• Licensed clinical psychologist
• Registered nurses
• Therapist
• Behavioral specialists
• Experiential therapists
• Certified substance use counselor
• Residential care specialists
• Care advocates