What is Crisis Residential?

The Crisis Residential program at the Northeast Regional Crisis Stabilization Center serves individuals experiencing a mental health crisis who do not require hospitalization. The program provides short-term, structured support in a safe and recovery-focused environment designed to help individuals stabilize and begin the recovery process.

The facility is staffed by a multi-disciplinary team of mental health professionals who provide care and support throughout each guest’s stay.

- Individuals 18 years of age and older
- Residents of Wayne, Pike, Monroe, Lackawanna, and Susquehanna Counties
- Individuals experiencing a mental health crisis that does not require hospitalization
Care consists of a short term stay lasting up to 5 days. Additional days can be added when clinically-appropriate.
Individuals will receive support to address an immediate mental health crisis and help to prepare them for after their stay.
During their stay, individuals can expect:
- Crisis stabilization and risk assessment.
- Development of an individualized care plan.
- A recovery-oriented environment that promotes comfort and safety.
A range of mental health services are utilized, including:
- Individual and group counseling utilizing recovery principals.
- Medication management.
- Referral and follow-up with other service providers as needed.