Guests from across the U.S. experienced the Rosecrance Healing Garden’s peace and tranquility during the North American Japanese Garden Association’s recent conference in Rockford. The serene setting at the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus introduced visitors to clinical staff and demonstrated the value of gardens in therapy. “There are only a few spaces like this linked … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce that Thomas Wright, M.D., has been promoted to Chief of Clinical Excellence and President of Medical Affairs. In this new role, Dr. Wright will be responsible for ensuring alignment of programs and the highest quality of care throughout the organization. Dr. Wright, formerly the Senior Vice President of Medical Affairs … Continued
After a few weeks in the safe, supportive environment of residential treatment, clients may feel uneasy navigating the next steps. There may be concerns about locating a living arrangement that encourages recovery, as well as questions regarding recovery supports. Rosecrance’s discharge planning team is there to make connections to ensure a smooth transition to life … Continued
Rosecrance is hosting a job fair 11 a.m.-3 p.m. on Tuesday, July 19, at the Rosecrance Ware Center (2704 North Main St. in Rockford). Openings are available for a variety of clinical and nonclinical positions serving individuals with mental health and substance use disorders. “We’re excited to connect with people who want to champion hope … Continued
In recent years, behavioral health providers have become more sensitive to the needs of individuals impacted by negative experiences. Through this focus on trauma, clinicians are more effectively helping clients heal from these events. Rosecrance Community Relations Coordinator Dr. Marcie Phillis has studied the connection between trauma and behavioral health disorders, as well as the … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce that Joe Kreul, LCPC, LHA, has been promoted to Vice President of Child and Adolescent Service for Rosecrance, Inc. In this new role, Kreul will help develop a comprehensive system of care for youth served in Illinois. Kreul has more than 17 years of experience working with adults and … Continued
Rosecrance is pleased to announce that it will add an intensive outpatient program (IOP) for children ages 8-12 through a $350,000 grant from Advance McHenry County. This is the first IOP in McHenry County designed for younger children. The new program will serve youth in crisis for whom residential or hospital settings would not be … Continued
After a few years in the transportation industry, Matt Kiefer wanted a more fulfilling career. Recognizing the impact of addiction in his family, he sought an opportunity to build dreams of people on the recovery journey. That search brought Kiefer to Rosecrance, where he found his place as a unit specialist working with adults. Now, … Continued
As the nation grappled with an increased need for mental health services and rising numbers of overdose deaths, Rosecrance responded by serving more than 50,000 individuals for the first time in organization history. Rosecrance assisted more than 54,000 people during the 2022 fiscal year—a 22 percent jump in three years. “It is an incredible accomplishment … Continued
When someone struggles with a mental health or substance use disorder, it often creates a ripple effect among family and friends. Parents and siblings may feel guilt for allowing the loved one to struggle, while the affected person may resist conversations regarding treatment. “It becomes a rollercoaster of emotions when a behavioral health concern impacts … Continued