What Will Your Schedule Look Like in Residential Psychiatric Treatment?

Individuals preparing for residential rehab services usually experience anxiety or apprehension because of not knowing what to expect. For many, the perception of inpatient mental health care is primarily influenced by popular culture, which typically highlights the worst stereotypes about mental health disorders and treatment. Contrary to popular belief, modern-day inpatient psychiatric treatment is nothing like in the past. Instead, residential rehab services provide effective, compassionate, customized individual care in state-of-the-art treatment centers.

Rose Hill Center in Michigan is a unique mental health treatment and rehabilitation center providing top-rated care to adults with severe and persistent mental illness. Our comprehensive programming is aimed at helping residents achieve and maintain their highest level of functioning and independence. Through our 30 years of experience, we understand the fears that can come with devoting several months of life to living in a new environment. Our team is available to answer all of your questions. Call us at 866.367.0220.

A Day in Inpatient Mental Health Treatment

Before you arrive at Rose Hill Center, our intake specialists will ensure that you know what to bring and are familiar with our campus’s general layout. They will also help you understand what to expect during your time here, including the rules and regulations.

On your admission day, you should arrive by 9:00 a.m. and expect a busy day. The morning is spent handling paperwork, getting your photo ID, reviewing medications, and unpacking. You will have time to meet and socialize with other residents at lunch. You will also meet your case manager, the go-to person for you and your family, while you are here. When your family leaves, you have more time to get settled in.

Once you have settled into the structure, you will begin your regular daily schedule, which is structured to simulate the activities most adults engage in daily. Following a healthy breakfast, you report to your assigned job at 9:00 a.m. Residents choose from either the kitchen, housekeeping, animal care, or horticulture teams.

Engagement in meaningful daily activities not only helps develop a sense of purpose but builds critical skills, including:

Time management
Responsibility
Accountability to self and others
Taking direction
Completing tasks
Interpersonal skills
Communication skills

Lunch provides another healthy meal and time to socialize before heading to group therapy or guided activities. We offer an array of therapeutic groups, social activities, and healthy mind/body groups. Choosing a variety of activities and groups helps provide a well-rounded experience. After groups and on weekends, residents are free to relax and socialize. Residents have time to access their phones to communicate with friends and family while developing a healthy relationship with technology.

Why Choose an Inpatient Psychiatric Center in Michigan?

Rose Hill Center, an inpatient psychiatric center in Michigan, provides a safe environment. Clients have round-the-clock access to a multidisciplinary team. Our treatment options are especially beneficial for individuals who have persistent or severe mental health issues or lack support in their everyday lives. Working with those who can relate to your struggles and provide support helps build relationship skills and reminds you that you are not alone. Residential rehab services allow you to explore the roots of your issues while you develop healthy coping and life skills. Other benefits include:

Access to therapy and medical treatments
Routine and structure
Being part of a community
Access to healthy nutrition and physical fitness
Development of personal accountability
Individualized and holistic treatment
Support and resources for family members

In inpatient mental health treatment, you become fully engaged in the recovery process without distractions from daily life. Additionally, suppose you have developed a substance use disorder from reliance on drugs or alcohol to manage your mental health symptoms. In that case, you can receive co-occurring treatment critical to lasting recovery.