The Landing Mental Health

Jessi Andrysczyk 

on Google

5 months ago

Love the people, environment, and community. 

Bridger Davis 

on Google

7 months ago

Pros: In House Meals Med-Management CBT Groups Therapists readily available Private Rooms Comfortable Beds TVS in each room Cons: Wildly inappropriate behavior from other residents that exercise poor hygiene and disrespectful treatment of others. As with any mental health treatment facility, you NEED to monitor yourself. Watch your thoughts, behavior, and stress levels and report them to staff accordingly to your comfort level. But at the same time please beware that sharing too much with the staff may leave you feeling over... read more

alexis 

on Google

11 months ago

My dad was confused why I got worse the longer I was here. I believed I was getting worse, well.. I was.. but not because of me, it was the environment and people. I came out in worse shape than I arrived—I became extremely suicidal once coming here and was in a growing crisis daily. I didn’t know if I’d make it out alive, if I’d die by suicide/not be able to take it anymore and relapse+accidentally OD that way (odds are). I didn’t know what to do and I felt so alone and so scared. That wasn’t how I was doing when I first go... read more

Lee Carter 

on Google

a year ago

PROS: comfy beds, single rooms, hot breakfast on weekdays, 3 meals/day made for you,smoking patio, near parks with a lake and a creek & trails, close to smoke shops and walgreens, a good thrift store, freedom to leave 2x /week after a certain amount of time for 4 hours, allowed to go on walks , meditation groups, lots of bathrooms, allowed to keep food in fridges, locked locker, they have a housing specialist visit, diagnostic assessments, therapy(quality varies) psychiatry(alum is great, you dont need an appointment) friend... read more