Crisis Stabilization and Inpatient Diversion (CSID)
Providing Short-Term Support During Mental Health Crises
CSID is a therapeutic community residence offering short-term stays for adults experiencing acute psychiatric symptoms. It’s designed to help avoid the need for inpatient psychiatric hospitalization or to provide a step-down from inpatient care, supporting individuals as they transition back to community-based support.
Our residential program creates a warm, comfortable, and home-like environment for individuals experiencing mental health crises. Stays typically range from three to seven days, with a focus on active participation in daily activities such as medication management, psychoeducational groups, communal meetings, and meal preparation.
Our Services
- 24/7 Supervision and Support
A safe, structured, and supportive environment for individuals facing mental health crises. - Individual Counseling & Group Psycho-Education
Daily opportunities to build stability through personalized counseling and structured group sessions. - Short-Term Goal Planning
A collaborative plan to focus on achievable goals, supported by daily activities. - Nursing Services
Including wellness assessments and individualized care plans. - Peer Support
Connect with peers to foster community connections and advocacy.
Room & Board Details
- Private bedrooms with twin-size beds, extra bedding, and ample closet space.
- Shared bathrooms.
- Nutritious meals and snacks, including specialty and therapeutic options.
- On-site laundry services with linens laundered weekly.
- Transportation available for essential appointments and activities.
Referral & Admission:
Referrals to CSID can come from hospital psychiatric units, the Community Care Network’s Emergency Services team in the Emergency Department, or from the community.
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