Recently, Rose Hill Center’s Cheryl Wallace and Jessica Davis were featured in multiple publications, including the Macomb Daily. Our Vice President of Services, Cheryl Wallace, took the time to speak about the misconceptions about changing seasons and depression. In fact, spring arrival is no cure for depression. Why Spring Arrival is No Cure For Depression…
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Chemical dependency derails your ability to think clearly. Besides that, it tethers you with feelings of guilt, anxiety, panic, and hopelessness. However, there’s hope. Mindfulness and substance abuse treatment is a combination that is helping people just like you cope and recover. Read more below and learn more about the admissions process at Rose Hill.…
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“Hope springs eternal”; “Every cloud has a silver lining”; “Hope for the best”; “Look on the bright side”; “The darkest hours are just before dawn”; “There is light at the end of the tunnel”; “Hope is passion for what is possible”. Literature is filled with messages about hope. This newsletter is devoted to hope, hopefulness,…
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The end of the year is a time when many people reflect on the past 12 months as well as begin thinking about what’s next. If you have a mental health disorder that disrupts your life, you might wonder what you can do to make the upcoming year better. Adopt New Years resolutions to improve…
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January begins a new year, and is often seen as a chance for new beginnings, and an opportunity to start healthy new habits. Part of a healthful life includes meaningful daily activity. In fact, a structured environment that provides opportunities to work and be creative can be helpful to people who struggle with symptoms of…
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Rose Hill Center is proud to announce that we have been selected as the best managed nonprofits 2018 runner-up by Crain’s Detroit Business. We take pride in this recognition through our hard work, compassionate staff, and innovative outreach within the community. Best Managed Nonprofits 2018 by Crain’s Detroit Business Crain’s Detroit Business serves Southeast Michigan’s…
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Since the late 1940s, mental health organizations have noted January as Mental Wellness Month. It’s common for mental health organizations to sponsor news coverage, articles, and offer screenings for a range of mental health conditions. With Mental Wellness Month 2019 right around the corner, it’s helpful to take a look at the overall purpose of…
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When struggling with substance abuse, there’s more to consider than just that disease. In fact, people often struggle with underlying mental disorders that feed the substance abuse habit. One of the most common is depression. What you might not know is that biking for depression is a great way to get relief. Biking for Depression…
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Many people who struggle with substance abuse first turned to drugs and alcohol as a way to cope with stress or past trauma. They often feel like they’re alone and unsupported. Although they sometimes realize how damaging substance abuse is, they also feel trapped in a cycle of using. Once they enter rehab, they’ll take…
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In some way or another, we experience a range of struggles throughout our lifetimes. In fact, sometimes these struggles require professional guidance, support, and care. This care often includes a range of therapies available for solving specific problems and meeting individual or group needs, such as integrative therapy. However, what is the integrative therapy definition…
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