Joe Pantoliano is a beloved actor who set out more than a decade ago to change the way people think and talk about mental health. Known for his Emmy Award-winning role in The Sopranos and films such as The Matrix, Bad Boys, Memento, and The Goonies—to name a few—Pantoliano was diagnosed with clinical depression in … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce that Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus Medical Director Adrienne Adams, M.D., recently received the Illinois Psychiatry Society’s 2022 Excellence in Community Service Award. Adams, a longtime IPS member, has focused on community education and strengthening the psychiatry pipeline in recent years. Through a connection with State Rep. Maurice West (D-Rockford), she … Continued
At Rosecrance, each day provides fresh opportunities for growth as staff strive to give clients the best chance for lasting recovery. This emphasis is what makes the professional journey worth it for Rosecrance Central Illinois Access Counselor Anatoliy Sedov. Sedov joined the team five years ago working with clients on a residential unit. Through a … Continued
For military personnel who live a distance from Veterans Administration healthcare facilities, it can be a challenge to locate specialized services such as mental health or substance use treatment. To reduce this barrier to care, the VA’s Community Care Network (VA-CCN) leans on local providers such as Rosecrance to offer high-quality care. “We’re proud that … Continued
While the number of overdose deaths is showing signs of a decline, news that the U.S. Department of Justice seized a large volume of fentanyl pills and powder is a reminder that opioid use continues to be a concern. This comes at the same time a new form of the substance, brightly colored “rainbow fentanyl,” … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce one new board member will join the Rosecrance Foundation Chicago board. The board has added Tom Matus. He is the Strategic Growth Manager of the Helm Group. Rosecrance continues to strengthen its reputation as a nationally recognized leader in recovery through continued expansion. The organization now serves more than 50,000 … Continued
Does social media cause poor mental health, or does anxiety cause teens to immerse themselves in Twitter and TikTok? Research indicates that it’s a bit of both. Studies in recent years draw strong connections between young adults and negative mental health, while evidence also points to teens with depression using social media to cope. Regardless … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce four new board members will join the Rosecrance Health Network, Rosecrance, Inc., Rosecrance Foundation, or the Rosecrance Foundation Chicago boards. Rosecrance continues to strengthen its reputation as a nationally recognized leader in recovery through continued expansion. The organization now serves more than 50,000 people each year at its facilities in … Continued
Rosecrance celebrated an expanded presence in the City of Chicago with an open house at its new River North location. The site is Rosecrance’s first step toward developing a network of outpatient centers within the city. Rosecrance River North offers outpatient mental health and substance use services for adults. It also allows people and their … Continued
A psychology degree often is the first step to a rewarding career counseling clients. As Beth Dahl discovered, it also can be the foundation to championing hope within an organization in unsuspecting ways. Dahl, now the Rosecrance Jackson Centers grant coordinator, has found unique applications to clinical training in nearly 30 years with the organization. … Continued