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Rosecrance receives grant from Club Blue

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Rosecrance is pleased to announce it received a grant that will support mental health crisis services in northern Illinois. The grant, from Club Blue’s COVID-19 Relief Fund, will help the Mobile Crisis Response team continue to provide care within 90 minutes of notification to children in mental health crises. The team responds to more than … Continued

Rosecrance receives grant from Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund

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Rosecrance is pleased to announce it has received a $100,000 grant from the Illinois COVID-19 Response Fund (ICRF) that will help sustain critical services in the community. The ICRF is designed to provide flexible funding to local nonprofit organizations across Illinois to supply essential resources to the individuals and households most impacted by the COVID-19 … Continued

COVID-19 and Treatment: What you need to Know

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Onsite PCR testing for COVID-19 at Rosecrance residential facilities In addition to our infection control protocols, testing is the most important thing we can do right now to ensure the health and safety of our clients and staff in the residential facilities. We are eager to share that at Rosecrance we are providing onsite oropharyngeal … Continued

I Hate My Life: What’s the Correct Response to These Words?

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Many people have hit a point of feeling overwhelmed with the pressures of daily life. For some, this feeling can pass with time. But for people dealing with major depression, the situation can easily feel hopeless or out of control. If your loved one struggles with depression, you want to do what you can to … Continued

Anxiety Disorders: Why You Can’t Calm Down

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Anxiety disorder is the most common mental health disorder in the US today. If you suffer from an anxiety disorder, it may be difficult to “calm down” in stressful situations. And if this happens to you far too often, you are not alone. There is help for people suffering from an anxiety disorder that interferes … Continued

Mental Health and the Military Family: How to Provide Support

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If you’re a family member of military personnel, you’re probably used to seeing them take care of their physical health. So when a mental health disorder comes to light, it can be surprising.  It may also be tough for an active duty member or veteran to admit they need help. So how can you provide … Continued

Finding Hope for Families of Teens Who Struggle with Substance Abuse

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For your teen’s entire life, you’ve done your best to protect them from harm. So when a teen struggles with substance abuse, it can leave you and your family feeling overwhelmed and unprepared.  You may feel guilty for “allowing” things to reach this point, or failing to notice changes in your teen’s behavior. You may … Continued