Crestwood Behavioral Health - Redding

overview

Crestwood Wellness and Recovery Center in Redding is committed to providing mental health consumers a range of care. To meet the broad spectrum of needs, we offer programs serving consumers in various stages of their recoveries, including the Wellness Recovery and Action Plan treatment model. Additionally, the programs are designed and based on the psychosocial rehabilitation philosophy which emphasizes client involvement in developing and realizing personal life goals, and supports clients in managing their symptoms and building on their strengths.

Our goal is to teach participants recovery and self-management skills strategies for dealing with psychiatric symptoms. We encourage the "education" concepts of home life comforts which include Pet-A-Pet puppies, horticultural and gardening opportunities, and silent meditation in an outdoor patio amidst a fountain with fish. Also, community volunteers regularly provide music/singing entertainment to enhance the mood and energy of clients, exercise and arts groups are conducted to explore creative forces to aid in the recovery process, and chi gong video classes are available each day. Our aromatherapy and holistic health groups promote self-care, relaxation, and overall wellness of body, mind and spirit.

 

program Crestwood Wellness & Recovery Center SNF/STP Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs) / Special Treatment Programs (STPs) provide behavioral intervention to consumers with mental disorders in secure residential settings. Services include behavior modification, skilled nursing, prevocational and life skills training, recreation and rehabilitation. Learn more.

special feature Crestwood Wellness and Recovery Center offers numerous training opportunities for students pursuing careers related to mental health. We welcome Shasta College students completing their nursing rotations, and Chico State and Simpson College students participating in psychology and social welfare internships. Our facility also assists with Crisis Intervention Team training which includes local police and sheriff departments, probation officers, chaplains, etc. The training provides participants with essential skills on how to interact with mental health clients. In addition, staff members assist Shasta County's Mental Health Department during mental health awareness week each year.