The pandemic did a number on all of us, but the effect it had on our kids was unique. In addition to being isolated from friends and most of their adult role models, so many of them lost critical in-school and social development time and were then expected to just pick up where they left … Continued
Rosecrance’s evidence-based mental health treatment provides guidance and support to teens, young adults, adults, and families as they navigate behavioral health challenges.
Rosecrance is in network with most major employer-sponsored insurance plans to provide mental health services at many outpatient locations and through Rosecrance Virtual. Call 888.928.5278 to connect with the location that’s most convenient for you.
Our community mental health services are also available at locations where government-sponsored insurance and grant programs allow us to help more families who need mental health services for their loved ones.
Rosecrance focuses on screening, assessment, treatment, and recovery while supporting individuals and their loved ones with compassion, inclusion in the process, and reason for real hope. We do this by providing the most advanced, comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for mental health disorders.
Our staff includes board-certified psychiatrists and a full range of mental health clinicians and professionals who specialize in—and have a passion for—helping clients create a roadmap to accelerate progress and build skills to live life to the fullest.
With a long history of leadership in behavioral healthcare, Rosecrance offers care for mood disorders (including bipolar disorder and major depression), anxiety disorders, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and much more. We also specialize in treating people with dual-diagnoses, which is when alcohol and drug use occur with mood, anxiety, and other mental health disorders.
The broad range of mental health services offered by Rosecrance include:
We use evidence-based therapeutic methods as part of the treatment process that include:
Our outpatient locations allow individuals and their families to easily enter the Rosecrance care continuum for treatment at all levels, including residential, partial hospitalization, outpatient, and continuing care. Click a location below to learn more about individual site programs and services offered at individual sites.
Rosecrance is a national leader in adolescent behavioral health. We’ve been caring for the unique needs of teens and young adults for more than 100 years. Our immersive residential treatment program offers care for the following conditions:
To inquire about services, please call 815.391.1000 or 888.928.5278.
At the Rosecrance Griffin Williamson Campus, we help families reclaim their hope and relationships while learning to manage a loved one’s condition by taking a practical, honest approach. We help teens with mental health and substance use disorders learn healthy behaviors and prepare for lasting recovery and life beyond treatment.
At Rosecrance, each client is cared for by a team of specialists who have committed their careers to supporting the unique needs of adolescents. Together, the team designs an individualized treatment plan that draws on the expertise of therapists and counselors, physicians, psychiatrists, nurses, recreation and experiential therapists, and chaplains. Our professional staff uses many effective therapies to help your teen. These include medication management, individual and family therapies, group therapy, and recreational therapy. Your teen learns to develop:
Adolescent clients may participate in specialized groups to address depression, mood management, and other concerns. We also teach age-appropriate life skills using:
Other therapeutic activities include:
Rosecrance has recognized the need for more specialization to address the needs of youth who have experienced multiple acute hospitalizations, and for whom outpatient treatment and other treatment hasn’t been successful.
We have enhanced the programming and clinical competencies at our residential campus to provide deeper resources for clients with mood disorders, especially those with chronic depression and a history of suicidality.
This program addresses the complex behavioral health challenges of the adolescent clients who are seeking our help and provides an opportunity to engage clients in services as quickly as possible. It complements expanded mental health programming and our history of expertise in treating substance use disorders.
Highlights include:
The first step to become a Rosecrance patient is the screening/assessment we use to gather vital information. We will talk with you, your teen, and possibly other family members. We may ask you for medical or psychiatric records that can help us ensure that we deliver the best possible treatment. We will also help verify your insurance benefits.
Our review may include records from past or current hospitalizations, psychiatric evaluations, medical records, and any other information that will help Rosecrance deliver the care your teen needs.
Today, 1 in 5 adolescents experiences a mental health disorder. Some teens struggle with anxiety, excessive worry, depression, or have trouble managing emotions. Others may drop out of school, run away or have conflict with their families. Rosecrance believes in teaching the skills teens need to manage stressors and be healthy.
Our access team will work with you and your insurance company to verify benefits prior to admission into our program. Rosecrance is an in-network provider for many insurance plans and Rosecrance will work with your insurance plan to verify all benefits. We know that insurance coverage and plans can be challenging or even confusing, so our trained staff will help you and your family clarify your benefits.
There is no set length of stay. Each client has unique strengths and needs. Some teens are more willing than others to work through their individualized treatment plan. Insurance coverage can also affect the length of treatment. Our utilization review team and clinical staff work together closely to make sure we’re giving current and relevant clinical assessments to the insurance companies if and when the coverage is up for review.
No. We never use any form of mechanical restraint or seclusion. We do work with the Crisis Prevention Institute, a program that uses de-escalation to safely defuse any crisis situation.
Yes. All clients will see a medical staff member within 72 hours of admission. The client will then meet with the psychiatrist as needed. This could be weekly or multiple times a week, based on the individual client’s needs.
Yes, it’s important for family members to be involved in their loved one’s treatment. We offer a family program where family members receive support and education on mental health symptoms. We also ask family members to get involved in weekly family sessions and discharge plans.
Our clinicians and family members will work together to identify programs in the client’s community that will support your teen’s continuing health and well-being. It’s vital to make the transition back home smooth for both the client and the family.