Residential Support
Recovery from mental and behavioral health issues requires a structured, supportive environment. Gateways’ residential services are designed to provide a safe and nurturing space for adults ages 18-59 transitioning from inpatient care or requiring a higher level of support than outpatient services.
Gateways’ residential programs provide a continuum of care, offering individualized treatment plans, round-the-clock support, and a therapeutic community that fosters stability and growth. These services are essential at every stage, with the residential program bridging the gap between acute care and independent living.
Residential services focus on gradual reintegration into the community, offering tailored support to each client’s unique timeline for transitioning to less restrictive living arrangements. This approach ensures a holistic pathway to recovery, guiding clients from residential care to transitional housing and, ultimately, to independent living. With the skills and confidence gained during their stay, clients are empowered to thrive in their next chapter.
Our Approach to Care
Core Services
- Safe and Comfortable Housing: A comfortable and secure living environment where residents can focus on their recovery without the added stress of finding safe and stable housing.
- Medication Management: A team of psychiatrists and nurses provides comprehensive medication management services, including medication education, monitoring, and adjustments as needed.
- Individual and Group Therapy: A variety of evidence-based therapies to address a wide range of mental health conditions, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy.
- Skill-Building and Life Skills Training: Essential life skills such as cooking, cleaning, budgeting, and social interaction through skill-building groups and activities promote greater independence and self-sufficiency for residents.
Clients
Gateways’ residential programs serve a diverse population of adults, including those who:
- Are transitioning from inpatient psychiatric hospitalization
- Require a structured and supportive living environment to maintain their mental health
- Have a history of placement failures or psychiatric instability
- Are working towards greater independence and community integration
Crisis Residential
The Crisis Residential Program (CRTP) provides immediate mental health support for individuals facing acute life crises. Designed to offer a safe space for stabilization and recovery, CRTP fosters a collaborative care approach, with mental health professionals and support staff working closely with residents. From entry through discharge, CRTP focuses on successful reintegration, offering case management, individual and group therapy, medication support, and both internal and external activities to support recovery.
Our Approach to Care
Key Features
- Immediate mental health support for crisis stabilization
- Collaborative care approach involving personalized discharge plans
Core Services
- Comprehensive Case Management: Links clients to essential community resources
- Individual and Group Therapy: A variety of evidence-based therapies to address a wide range of mental health conditions, including individual therapy, group therapy, and family therapy.
- Medication Support: A team of psychiatrists and nurses provides comprehensive medication management services, including medication education, monitoring, and adjustments as needed.
- Therapeutic and Recreational Activities: Person-centered care that addresses the needs of clients’ overall wellbeing.
Enriched Residential Services Program
The Enriched Residential Services Program provides a structured and therapeutic environment to support individuals’ transition to more independent community living.
Our Approach to Care
Core Services
- Enriched Treatment: Intensive mental health support services including individual therapy, group therapy, and medication management.
- Structured Environment: Structured daily routine and clear expectations to help residents develop healthy habits and routines.
- Discharge Planning: The multidisciplinary team collaborates with residents to develop individualized discharge plans that address their unique needs and goals for independent living.”
