These are people we know and care about. Right now they must travel…or wait for treatment.
Let’s build the future of mental health care…
A facility that is measured not in square feet, but in the lives touched--with
the most therapeutic design and function, reflecting the clinical excellence
delivered here, close to home.
Let’s invest to advance solutions to our community’s most urgent need...
Mental health was ranked as the highest priority health need across all
of Valley Health’s service areas in the most recent Community Health
Needs Assessment.
It’s time to act…
To recognize the dignity and potential in all our loved ones, and create
a facility that reflects how deeply we care.
"There’s such a demand for mental health services in our community.
Having a place in our community that supports treatment before a crisis
occurs, keeping people from depending on the Emergency room to be treated
in a crisis situation, and starting on the path to recovery sooner would be ideal.
During my decades at Timber Ridge School, I saw that treating adolescents
in a residential setting can be very effective, but we only have them
for a few months. If they go back to their old environment with no additional
support, the relapse rate is very high. Having a bridge program locally,
like what could be at the mental health pavilion, would provide them the
support they need after discharge to have a healthier, successful future."
Dr. John Lamanna, LMFT, LPC
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