Mental health issues are more common than one might imagine. According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), there were 57.8 million adults in the United States who were 18 years of age or older who had a mental illness (AMI) in 2021.
This number represented 22.8% of all U.S. adults. Among those with AMI, only 26.5 million (47.2%) received mental health services (including inpatient or outpatient treatment or having used prescription medication) in the past year. This occurs usually because people are unaware that they require treatment, do not have insurance that covers mental health care, or are unable to pay for it.
Our residential care is called crisis stabilization which is a path to skip the ED / ER and go straightaway into a dignifying treatment plan to challenge old patterns of belief and behavior. Our unique beachside setting includes intensive care to arrest the progression of the disorder while providing the individual with autonomy and the comfort of care in a small, hope-giving, individually tailored psychiatric setting. Crisis stabilization can take just 3-4 weeks when you have the right team of experts. The new environment, schedule, rebalanced circadian rhythm, nutrition and social therapeutic helps the group work, family plan and individual work take root. In many cases, the residential crisis stabilization is where the real shift happens because some things can’t change for more than a week in the “old” environment.
Weeks for crisis stabilization
It takes a professional team and environment to help the brain and body reset and seize its natural biological rhythms. Desired results stick when consistent, predictable successes are informed, acknowledged and repeated. Solstice specializes in building up mindset, hardening neural circuitry for quality of life, and letting habits support mental and overall wellness.
Many of our clients are tired of their loved one reminding them, stepping in, “saving” them and they report the tension between what feels like “nag” and avoidance is unbearable. For those who want independence and emotional regulation, this first step in treatment may be necessary. For the person who is suffering with mood, relationships, isolation and feels the status quo is unsustainable, call Solstice Pacific if you are ready to get to work. We will talk when you are ready for the highest standard of care in psychiatry. The habits and freedom you find here will enrich your relationships and imagination.
Suicide Prevention
Lessens the risk of suicide for those with mental diseases through comprehensive care and support
Symptom Management
Better manage symptoms through evidence-based therapies and personalized treatment plans
Quality of Life
Enhance overall quality of life and restore hope for a fulfilling future
Career Stability
Reduce job loss and support continued employment with improved functioning
Education Support
Prevent dropping out of education by addressing underlying mental health challenges
Cost Reduction
Ultimately lower medical care and social assistance costs through early intervention
Solstice offers a residential mental health program that provides treatment for a variety of mental health conditions. The adult program is for individuals facing mental health needs including (but not limited to) schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety.
Upon arrival, many patients are uncertain of what they need in the short term and long term. Solstice uses the following trauma informed modalities to increase awareness and symptom relief.
Licensed
Social Residential Facility (SRF)
Our Treatment Modalities
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
The most important facet of Solstice care
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Art Therapy
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
Choice Theory
Music Therapy
Motivational Interviewing
Family Counseling and Communication
Exposure and Response Prevention
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Due to demand, this facility offers a maximum stay of 30 days. We recommend most patients plan on 21 days of care for an unmatched boost to their life long recovery plan.
The average length of stay in a residential program is 21 to 30 days, whereas Parial Hospitalization Program (PHP) requires at least 25 to 35 days and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) requires a minimum of 20 to 30 days. Thttps://www.pacificsolstice.comogether, these phases can last 2-4 months. The acceleration of independence from luxury beach stay (RTC) to upscale PHP/Day Treatment to IOP to Outpatient aftercare create skills that stick and reduce the likelihood of a psychiatric emergency or worsening of symptoms after graduation from the program.
Individuals who have not seen symptom relief from outpatient treatment are offered residential treatment. Individuals who are accepted into a residential program get a break from situations, people, or challenges that could be upsetting while still taking advantage of a setting for higher-level treatment. Treatment includes 3 nutritious meals a day, 7 days per week. Gluten and Pescatarian needs are collected before Intake.
Integrative psychiatry, used at Solstice Pacific, integrates conventional psychiatric treatments with complementary and alternative medicine (CAM). This gives the patient a more all-encompassing treatment plan and guarantees that not just their mental health but all facets of their health are taken into account. Yoga, meditation, and aromatherapy are some of the CAM treatments that integrative psychiatry might apply. Receiving care in a residential setting is especially recommended if the current living environment is unsafe, unsteady in some way, or is possibly contributing to worsened symptoms. Getting space and resetting routines, habits, and environment is a powerful way to implement change and experience relief sooner.
While residential provides a safe place to heal away from the home, the family or support system is still involved in care. Involving support members in the care planning process is important for breaking the cycle of isolation and shame, and for incorporating accountability. Change happens with strong routines, healthy lifestyle, consistency, and accountability. Residential provides that first step towards change, and continuing to Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) (respectively) help reinforce that change as patients integrate back into their real-life scenarios. The focus is to rehabilitate skills that mitigate mood symptoms, decrease risky behaviors, and support long-term wellness.
Various mental health conditions can be managed by Solstice's residential mental health care, including:
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Anxiety Disorders
Attention Deficit Disorder
Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder
Bipolar Disorder
Dual Diagnosis Disorders
Eating Disorders
Major Depressive Disorder
Personality Disorders
Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
Substance Use Disorder
Solstice Pacific is accredited to treat Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), a testament to our commitment to providing comprehensive care for individuals facing this complex condition—this accreditation further underscores our dedication to excellence in behavioral health services. Solstice Pacific Residential Treatment Center received a Behavioral Health Care and Human Services Accreditation from The Joint Commission—find out more here!
While the journal article focuses on the impact of digital devices on children’s attention spans and cognitive development, the themes of addressing attention and focus are also highly relevant to adult mental health treatment.
Research suggests that excessive use of technology can lead to difficulties with attention and focus, a phenomenon sometimes referred to as “digital dementia.” At Solstice, our adult inpatient residential treatment program recognizes the potential impact of technology on mental health and incorporates evidence-based therapies to help clients develop healthy habits and coping mechanisms.
Our integrative psychiatry approach combines conventional psychiatric treatments with complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies, such as yoga, meditation, and aromatherapy. By addressing the mind-body connection and incorporating a range of therapeutic modalities, we aim to provide our clients with a comprehensive treatment plan that supports long-term recovery.
Creating a supportive environment is also crucial to the success of our adult inpatient residential treatment program. We offer a structured, nurturing setting where individuals can focus on their mental health without the distractions and stressors of daily life—by providing a consistent routine, healthy meals, and opportunities for physical activity and recreation, we help our clients develop the skills and resilience needed to manage their symptoms and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Weeks for crisis stabilization
