Helen Winslow Ray House offers a specialized residential program that provides trauma-informed treatment and comprehensive support services for adults living with mental illness. This nurturing environment serves up to eight residents at a time and recognizes the distinct needs of each individual, understanding that no two journeys toward wellness are exactly alike. The staff are skilled in providing care that addresses not only mental health challenges but also the co-occurring conditions that often accompany them, such as chronic medical issues or substance use disorders. By prioritizing dignity, individuality, and self-determination, the program fosters a sense of empowerment and community connection for every resident.
At Helen Winslow Ray House, care is provided around the clock through an integrated, client-centered approach that features ongoing coordination and collaboration among professionals trained in mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, and other best practices. Residents participate in personalized plans that promote overall well-being, emphasizing the importance of medication management, life skills development, and permanent housing planning. The therapeutic setting is designed to be supportive, safe, and secure, offering residents both structure and flexibility as they work towards their wellness goals.
Beyond direct therapeutic services, the program facilitates connections to a wide range of community resources and enrichment activities. Socialization is encouraged, with opportunities for residents to engage in community activities, volunteer work, continued education, or employment. Family involvement and connections are also supported as vital aspects of each resident’s recovery and ongoing stability. Through access to health care, peer recovery programs, support groups, financial education, and other social services, residents are empowered to reach their fullest potential within the community of their choice.
Helen Winslow Ray House envisions a path where residents not only stabilize their mental health but also flourish as engaged, independent, and thriving community members. With compassionate and skilled staff, creative therapeutic interventions, and a steadfast commitment to integrated health, the program stands as a critical support for adults aged 18 and older who are navigating the challenges of major mental illness, often complicated by additional health or substance use concerns. This holistic model of care helps residents build the skills, confidence, and community ties necessary for lasting recovery and optimal quality of life.