Find a Residential Mental Health Facility

Your search for residential treatment starts here. ARTA’s 30 residential facilities offer a wide variety of treatment settings. Each facility treats a different range of mental health conditions, and provides a different approach to care. To find the best match between a residential facility and a person needing mental health services, be sure to explore a number of facilities. For specific advice on choosing residential care, start by exploring our Choosing the Right Facility tips.

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CooperRiis Healing Community

North Carolina
Program types: Clinical residential, Farm/work-based,

CooperRiis residential treatment community in North Carolina, near Asheville, helps adults with serious mental illness, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, PTSD, major depression and anxiety, achieve their highest levels of functioning and fulfillment. Our personalized recovery approach combines evidence-based clinical interventions, integrative wellness, substance use recovery, individual and group therapy, and relapse prevention treatment.
Spending time on the porch at WestBridge in Manchester NH

WestBridge

New Hampshire
Program type: Clinical residential,

WestBridge is a residential treatment program in Manchester, NH specifically designed to meet the needs of adult men with mental illness, with or without co-occurring substance use. Working closely with men and their families, WestBridge provides multiple simultaneous evidence based practices to promote long-term recovery.

The Main House at Merry Meadow Farm in Bradford, VT

Averte

Vermont
Program types: Clinical residential, Group residential,

Formerly known as Merry Meadow Farm. Averte is a residential treatment community in Bradford, VT offering services ranging from group and individual therapy to metacognitive training and vocational support. Averte provides integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders.
Art therapy at Academy House in Poughkeepse, NY

Academy House

New York
Program type: Group residential,

Academy House, located in Poughkeepsie, NY, is an affordable long-term care, group residential treatment facility where adults over the age of 24 can find treatment for persistent mental illness while learning independent life skills. Our therapeutic approach focuses on the arts, such as Dance Movement Therapy and Art Therapy.
The main buildings for Pasadena Villa in Orlando, FL and Smoky Mountain Lodge in East Tennessee

Pasadena Villa Psychiatric Residential Treatment Centers

Florida
Program type: Clinical residential,

Pasadena Villa provides residential psychiatric facilities and treatment for adults with complex psychiatric disorders including schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, psychoses, depression, anxiety disorders, and Autism Spectrum disorders. Pasadena Villa also provides mental health treatment for adults with substance abuse issues co-occurring with psychiatric disorders.

HopeWay

North Carolina
Program type: Clinical residential,

HopeWay is a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment center that offers evidence-based care for clients struggling with a primary psychiatric condition like a mood disorder, anxiety disorder, thought disorder or trauma & stress related disorder. Our continuum of care includes residential, day and outpatient treatment. HopeWay’s clinical model and beautiful campus provides clients with the tools, space and support to heal and live healthy and fulfilling lives.
Sunset over the lake at Colorado Recovery in Boulder

Colorado Recovery

Colorado
Program type: Clinical residential,

Colorado Recovery in Boulder offers individualized residential treatment for adults with serious mental illness such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depression, as well as co-existing substance use disorder. Services include intensive residential care, intensive outpatient care, transitional housing, and individualized open-ended outpatient care to maintain independence.
Welcome sign at Hopewell therapeutic farm community in Mesopotamia, Ohio

Hopewell

Ohio
Program type: Clinical residential, Farm/work-based,

Located in the heart of rural Ohio’s Amish country, Hopewell provides transformative healing for adults with mental illness. Hopewell’s farm-based healing program combines nature, work, community, and clinical engagement. Through our program, Hopewell helps residents lead a more satisfying, independent, and self-reliant life.
Exterior of the group house at EIKOS Community Services in Brighton, MA

EIKOS Community Services

Massachusetts
Program type: Group residential,

EIKOS is a private psychiatric community residence in the Chestnut Hill Reservoir area of Boston. We welcome individuals with schizophrenia, schizoaffective or bipolar disorder, and other specialized treatment needs. We are committed to providing each resident with individualized psycho-social care and a unique opportunity to integrate into the greater Boston community with its medical, educational, social, vocational and recreational resources.
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Lifeskills South Florida

Florida
Program type: Clinical residential,

Situated in a campus setting near Miami, Lifeskills South Florida provides residential treatment for psychiatric disorders including depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and schizoaffective disorder. Lifeskills also provides treatment for co-occurring substance use disorders.
Counseling session at Appleton in Belmont, MA

Appleton

Massachusetts
Program type: Clinical residential,

Located on the campus of McClean Hospital near Boston, MA, Appleton offers private and semi-private rooms in a renovated historic mansion for adults with persistent mental health issue. Services include case management, individual psychotherapy, symptom management, addiction recovery groups, and a broad range of group and individual outings and activities.
The gazebo at Gateway Homes in Chesterfield, Virginia

Gateway Homes

Virginia
Program types: Clinical residential, Apartment-based,

Gateway Homes, Inc. offers residential mental health treatment for adults with mental illness ages 18 and over. Its program allows residents to proceed at their own pace through 3 levels of care: an intensive assisted living facility with 24-hour staffing, residential apartments staffed 14 hours per day, and independent community housing with supportive mental health care as needed.
Horse Pasture at Spirt of Gheel's Buttonwood Farm in Birchrunville, PA

Spirit of Gheel

Pennsylvania
Program type: Group residential,

Inspired by the humanitarian philosophy of Rudolph Steiner, Spirit of Gheel offers residential mental health treatment facilities in two residential homes and an off-campus transitional living program. Spirit of Gheel works from each person’s strengths to design a treatment plan that allows adults with severe mental illness to find individual pathways to wellness and recovery.
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Lakewood Center

Florida
Program type: Group residential,

Established in 1989 and located on a 15-acre campus near Orlando, the Lakewood Center is a residential treatment community designed for adults in need of long term care for psychiatric disorders including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, spectrum disorder, and major depression.
Group class at Valeo Community Residence Program in Topeka, Kansas

Valeo Community Residence Program

Kansas
Program types: Clinical residential, Group residential,

A private, non-profit corporation established in 1987, Valeo provides residential treatment programs for adults with mental illness. The Valeo Community Residence Program offers homelike care in Sharp House and Frazier House, two upscale homes in Topeka’s residential neighborhoods.
Mount Trexler Manor at New Vitae Wellness and Recovery in eastern Pennsylvania

New Vitae Wellness and Recovery

Pennsylvania
Program types: Clinical residential,

New Vitae Wellness and Recovery provides integrated, trauma-informed, and individualized residential and mental health supports for adults, including comprehensive residential treatment, co-occurring addiction services, and brain injury supports. We are proud to offer specialized services for Veterans, young adults age 18 to 25, and those seeking long-term care.
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Rose Hill Center

Michigan
Program types: Clinical residential, Farm/work-based,

Rose Hill Center is a comprehensive and effective psychiatric rehabilitation program for adults (ages 18+) with serious mental illnesses or co-occurring disorders. Individualized treatment plans are included throughout a full continuum of care and have been carefully developed to help adults achieve and maintain psychiatric stability, meaningful daily activity, and, ultimately, independent community living.
Family therapy session at Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, MA

Austen Riggs Center

Massachusetts
Program type: Clinical residential,

The Austen Riggs Center is a therapeutic community, open psychiatric hospital, and center for education and research, promoting resilience and self-direction in adults (18+) with complex psychiatric problems.
Main building at The Greystone Program in Philadelphia, PA

Greystone Program

Pennsylvania
Program type: Group residential,

Located on the wooded 100-acre grounds of Friends Hospital in Northeast Philadelphia, the Greystone program offers intermediate and long-term residential mental health treatment for adults with serious mental illness, including chronic schizophrenia. Greystone accepts patients 21 and older, and specializes in working with middle-aged and older adults.
A bird flies over Gould Farm in Montery, MA

Gould Farm

Massachusetts
Program types: Clinical residential, Farm/work-based,

Gould Farm offers residential treatment for adults 18 and older on a 700-acre working farm in the Berkshires. From gardening and working in the bakery and café, to individual and group therapy, participants gain skills, confidence and hope. Gould Farm offers transition and community based services in both the Berkshires and Boston.
A meditative space at Windhorse Integrative Mental Health in Northampton, MA

Windhorse Integrative Mental Health

Massachusetts
Program type: Apartment-based,

Windhorse offers community integrated step-down living, cultivating dignity, clarity, and connection. We believe it is possible to significantly recover from life-disrupting psychiatric distress while living in the surrounding community. We offer the psychotherapy and support in daily living necessary to create authentic relationships, end isolation, and reconnect with what matters.
Skyland Trail Rollins Campus courtyard

Skyland Trail

Georgia
Program types: Clinical residential, Apartment-based,

Skyland Trail offers evidence-based residential treatment for adults in need of psychiatric help for conditions including bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, borderline personality disorder, and co-occurring substance use disorder. Services include residential care, day treatment, intensive outpatient psychiatric care, independence coaching, and transitional housing.
Exterior view of the main building at Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living in New Haven, CT

Parents’ Foundation for Transitional Living

Connecticut
Program types: Group residential, Apartment-based,

Located in the vibrant city of New Haven, CT, Parents’ Foundation provides levels of residential living for adults who have a mental illness, such as, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, severe anxiety and depression. Residents start at the Foundation’s Residential Living Center, then move on to supervised apartments and community apartments. All residents receive their psychiatric care from providers in the community.
Horse in barn at FortySeven Main Street, Inc. in Castleton, VT

FortySeven Main Street

Vermont
Program type: Farm/work-based,

FortySeven Main Street offers work-based treatment for adult men with mental illness at a residential home in Castleton and on a 64-acre working farm in nearby West Haven. Residents learn vocational skills and improve their mental health as they grow food, raise animals, cook, do construction, and explore educational options at nearby colleges.
The courtyard at Clearview Communities in the Washington DC area

ClearView Communities

Maryland
Program type: Clinical residential,

ClearView Communities offers intensive residential mental health care treatment for adults with serious psychiatric conditions including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, anxiety, and depressive disorder. Our comfortable residences in downtown Frederick, MD offer a hometown feel with access to the community for work, school, and volunteer opportunities.
Sign and flowers on building at Spruce Mountain Inn in Plainfield, VT

Spruce Mountain Inn

Vermont
Program type: Clinical residential,

Spruce Mountain Inn provides comprehensive mental health treatment to young adults with issues impacting mood, relationships, daily affairs and sometimes co-occurring addictive or compulsive behaviors. Spruce Mountain Inn’s interdisciplinary approach supports progress in educational, career, relationship, health and independent living goals.

Young women playing cards at Angelus House in Bethlehem, CT

Angelus House at Wellspring

Connecticut
Program type: Clinical residential,

2 hours from Boston and 1.5 from New York City, Angelus House offers women with mental illness a variety of experiential and traditional therapies. Our strength-based approach is reflected in each patient's individualized treatment plan. We offer treatment for a range of diagnoses including bipolar, depression, PTSD, anxiety, eating, and personality disorders. Whether your recovery has you volunteering in the community, taking college classes, or transitioning to independent living, we are with you every step of the way.
Fall colors on dirt road at Spring Lake Ranch

Spring Lake Ranch Therapeutic Community

Vermont
Program types: Clinical residential, Farm/work-based,

Spring Lake Ranch offers residential mental health treatment on an idyllic Vermont farm for adults (ages 18+) living with mental health challenges and co-occurring substance use. Spring Lake Ranch offers individualized treatment, as well as a continuum of care through our Rutland Program. Through community and work, residents develop self-esteem and empowerment, create reciprocal relationships, learn life skills, and establish a connection to the natural world.