Crestwood Healing Center Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill
At Crestwood Healing Center Pleasant Hill, we focus on providing socially conscious, evidence-based service practices. Through these efforts, we are committed to addressing four significant universal needs: Meaningful Roles, Spirituality, Hope, and Empowerment, all of which, serve as the foundation to our recovery strategies. To provide effective mental health care, we employ individuals that mirror our core values and offer compassionate care through various recovery modalities. Commitment to our community and the people we serve is of the utmost importance to us. From orientation, our employees are trained to meet each individual where they are, and learn to develop real trusting, non-judgmental relationships. Our recovery programs reinforce our unique community values: equality, tolerance, social inclusion, and acceptance. We embrace and respect each person served by valuing diversity and supporting one another.
To encourage transformational change in the lives of the people we serve, our individualized care plan approach includes an on-site psychiatrist, medication coaching, nursing services, and empowering recovery programs that include Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP). WRAP supports recovery by developing individual, self-determined directives to address life-challenges. WRAP also promote self-awareness, establish goals, and helps persons served take personal responsibility for improving their own health. We also extend an invitation for persons served to participate in our Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) program, and partner with the Dreamcatchers Empowerment Network (DEN), to gain on-site job opportunities that prepare persons served for future employment after leaving our campus.
Our connection to our community is of great importance to us. As an award-winning green campus, we focus on building sustainability, not just within our campus, but outside of it as well. Through education and volunteering, we seek to make Contra Costa County a more environmentally conscious place to live and work. Our focus on service spreads beyond our sustainability work, as we fundraise for charitable organizations and volunteer with our persons served at different agencies on a weekly basis.
Programs
The Bridge Program
The Bridge Program is a dynamic Adult Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program that addresses the diverse needs of persons served. This program focuses on providing persons served with life skills training, linkage, and community engagement opportunities that help them take on an active role in reaching their recovery potential. Our program also utilizes support groups that are co-created with persons served to address their cultural, spiritual, psychological, biological, and social needs, as they seek mental health care and stabilization assistance.
The Bridge Program provides enhanced services to 64 persons served who require increased structure and life skills education. These enhanced services include Crestwood’s first recovery treatment plan, written by the people we serve and approved by the California Department of Health Care Services.
Quick Facts:
Capacity: 64 people
Age Range: 18 and older
Duration of Stay: Varies per person, expected stay 3-4 years
Focus: Individual skill building, development of support networks, preparation for independent living
Eligibility: Recipients of Contra Costa County Behavioral Health Services. Referrals come through county mental health clinics.
East County Adult Mental Health: 925-431-2600
Central County Adult Mental Health: 925-646-5480
West County Adult Mental Health: 510-215-3700
Adult Residential Program
The Pathway Program
The Pathway Program is a supportive Adult Residential Rehabilitation Treatment Program that addresses the diverse needs of persons served in a cozy, homelike atmosphere. The Pathways Program provides psychosocial rehabilitation for 16 persons served who have had little, if any, previous mental health treatment. This unique program focuses on offering persons served with intensive skills training to promote independent living. While participating in our program, many persons served get the opportunity to focus on achieving personal, educational, and professional goals like completing their high school requirements, enrolling in college, or obtaining competitive employment by the end of treatment.
Quick Facts:
Capacity: 16 people
Age Range: 18 and older, with a primary focus on 18-25-year-olds
Duration of Stay: 6 months to 1 year
Focus: Preparation for independent living outside of mental health housing, connections to community resources
Eligibility: Recipients of Contra Costa County Behavioral Health Services. Referrals come through county mental health clinics.
East County Adult Mental Health: 925-431-2600
Central County Adult Mental Health: 925-646-5480
West County Adult Mental Health: 510-215-3700
Adult Residential Program
Special Features
24-hour support supervision.
Psychiatric and mental health consultation.
Staff trained in treatment of significant and long-term mental health issues.
Program consultation by a licensed clinician.
Integrated treatment planning process.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) –individual and team approach.
Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP).
Certified Peer Providers.
Dreamcatchers Empowerment Network’s vocational services as needed.
Psycho-educational groups, individual counseling and support.
Independent living skills training.
Dual-recovery training and support.
Motivational strategies to engage and continue engagement for this population.
Care and education for medical complexities not requiring skilled nursing.
Linkage to community supports.
Individualized recovery plans to achieve personal goals.
Wellness and fitness support.
Heart-Healthy Diets.
Nutritional education, counseling and support.
Music, art, meditation and support for spirituality path.
Zumba wellness groups.
Family support and education.
Discharge and transition planning to create and support movement as possible.
Life Skills.
Money Management Skills.
Accreditation
Crestwood Behavioral Health Inc. is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF), which provides international standards for rehabilitation organizations to follow that promotes the quality, value and optimal outcomes of services. Crestwood believes this accreditation demonstrates our unwavering commitment to achieving and maintaining the highest level of care and rehabilitation.
Contact
Leadership Team
John Carswell, LMFT
Campus Administrator
Ryan Jackson
Program Director - Bridge
Paulette Alonsagay, M.S.
Program Director - Pathway
Sara Winschell
Office Manager