Residential Facilities

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Residential Services are those which provide the consumer with an environment or group home in which to live day-to-day. With this more intensive form of care, the consumer can become capable of achieving greater development of new coping skills as they deal with the stressors of life. Consumers placed in residential care are generally those who have more severe or chronic mental disability and/or who have limited social supports in their previous living circumstances. All of our residential facilities, such as Lytle Group Home pictured left, utilize 24-hour supervision and teaching approaches aimed at helping the consumer develop coping and life-survival abilities while at the same time assisting them in achieving specific treatment goals which have been developed with them by the treatment staff. Medication evaluations by our medical consultants or psychiatrist, individual and group therapy, and self-help programing are among the most common treatment experieces for consumers in our residential facilities.

Our Residential programs include Lytle Group Home and Villa Elizabeth (both located in Greenville and designed for chronically mentally ill), Robertson Center (located in Greenville and designed for mentally retarded adults) and Nunan Center (located in Greenville and designed for chemically dependent adults), pictured right.