Crestwyn Behavioral Health Review
Crestwyn Behavioral Health is an inpatient treatment facility located in Memphis, Tennessee. The facility is brand new and state-of-the-art, having recently opened in April of 2016. Detox services are available as well as treatment for co-occurring disorders and substance abuse for adults and adolescents. All clients are treated individually and are given the opportunity to work their way through multiple treatment tracks until they are discharged.
As a member of the Acadia Healthcare network, Crestwyn Behavioral Health is just one of many behavioral health facilities providing chemical dependency and therapeutic support. With its headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee, Acadia serves communities across the country and in the UK with residential, outpatient and school-based treatment programs.
Accommodations and Food
The Crestwyn facility has both treatment and housing under the same roof in a hospital-like setting with multiple wings. Clients are accommodated based on the track they are enrolled in and acuity. There is a flow of numbers between units, with clients shifting from detox to the inpatient unit. Clients have the option of having a private room or sharing a double room with another client.
Each room is furnished with either one or two twin beds and an en suite bathroom with shower. Linens and towels are provided, but clients must bring their own toiletries for personal hygiene. There is a communal room for downtime with a TV and movies for enjoyment. There is also a gym space with a basketball hoop and minimal gym equipment.
Food is served in the cafeteria with clients eating communally. Meals are prepared by kitchen staff and are typical American fare, ranging from healthy to comfort food. Some sugar is allowed as well as coffee and tea during approved hours.
Treatment and Staff
Crestwyn offers both inpatient treatment as well as standard outpatient and an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for clients that have completed the first track. Before being enrolled into a program, clients are seen by the intake staff for a bio-psycho-social assessment which determines the presence of co-occurring disorders as well as the need for medication management. Once clients are enrolled, they are seen by a primary counselor for development of an individualized treatment plan which includes morning to evening activities and treatment goals for discharge.
Each day, clients attend multiple group sessions and typically see their primary counselors for individual therapy. Staff utilize evidence-based practices and the treatment approach is the same for adults and adolescents, with slight variations to group topics and group cohesion. Psychoeducation groups are also an important variant to help educate clients on the facts about chemical dependency and recovery. Counselors also incorporate 12-step principles into groups so that clients are informed about outside support resources.
Groups and other services are facilitated by Master’s-level practitioners. The staff credentials include LCSWs, LPCs as well as Psychiatrists for medication management and diagnoses. Staff are also trained in intervention skills, crisis and risk reduction as well as suicide prevention skills. Since the unit deals with acute mental health, the staff is well versed and can help clients with all concerns and issues.
Once the client has completed inpatient, they are encouraged to step down to the IOP track which track meets five times per week for an extended period of time. The client continues to participate in group and individual therapy. After about 30 days, they can step down to the standard outpatient which meets one to three days per week for a shorter amount of time. This step down process ensures the comfort of the client as they pursue their recovery. Outpatient clients are encouraged to attend 12-step meetings to supplement their recovery.
Extras
Family therapy is an essential part of recovery, allowing the family to heal as a whole. As the client transitions home, keeping communication open is important, so families learn about addiction and how to best help their loved one through the process.
Crestwyn also provides education and tutoring services for adolescents who are still school-aged. To ensure they do not fall behind on their studies, clients are given close supervision.
Once the client has completed all programs, they are encouraged to participate in an aftercare group that meets frequently. This group helps to keep alumni connected and the clients in the recovery process after discharge.
In Summary
Crestwyn Behavioral Health offers a continuum of care that includes inpatient, IOP and standard outpatient treatment for chemical dependency. The CBH facility specializes in co-occurring disorders and provides dual-diagnosis support to clients through individualized care. Adults and adolescents are accepted and additional services are available to help clients from start to finish in their recovery journey, including participation in aftercare and an alumni group. All staff are knowledgeable and professional, with extensive knowledge in the mental health field and use evidence-based treatment methods as well as the 12-step framework to create a solid foundation for lasting recovery.
Crestwyn Behavioral Health Location
9485 Crestwyn Hills Cove
Memphis, TN 38125
Crestwyn Behavioral Health Cost
Insurance accepted. Reach Crestwyn Behavioral Health by phone at (901) 248-1500. Find Crestwyn Behavioral Health on Facebook
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