Mental Health Transitions

02/02/2023

Despite access to good mental health treatment, support is often lacking after treatment ends. Without trained staff to help with coping skills, medication management, and appointments, the responsibility often falls on families, causing undue stress on relationships. Our program provides a solution to this cycle by creating a safe and supportive community for those recovering from mental illness. Our focus is on promoting sustainable recovery and well-being through a sense of safety, community, and a path to long-term stability.

Learn more about how Mental Health Transitions is filling the gap between treatment and independent living by visiting our website https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/

01/31/2023

Let's start a conversation about the real struggles that many teens and young adults face. It's time to shed light on the youth mental health crisis and empower ourselves with knowledge to help.

Check out our latest blog post for insights. https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/post/understanding-your-child-s-mental-health-is-it-a-phase-or-something-more-serious

01/27/2023

Enjoy our new blog post // 5 Signs You Are Punishing Yourself (And How To Stop)

Self-punishment isn't always obvious, but it's always harmful to your well-being. Here's how to notice it and how to change your behavior.

01/26/2023

/ MEN'S HOUSE /

Discover the ultimate in long-term transitional living at our Men's House in the prime location of Costa Mesa, CA. Enjoy easy access to popular destinations such as South Coast Plaza, Newport Beach, and Irvine, all just minutes away. Our dedicated 24-hour care staff is committed to providing a supportive and comfortable environment for your recovery and wellness journey.

Experience comfort in our spacious rooms, featuring a 4100 square foot floor plan, impressive 2-story ceilings, a courtyard, multi-leisure rooms, and a laundry room, designed to make you feel right at home. Medication management is also available to ensure your safety and comfort during your stay. Whether you need assistance with daily tasks or simply someone to talk to, we are here to support you every step of the way.

Contact us to learn more and see if Mental Health Transitions is right for you or your loved one. https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/contact

01/21/2023

Manic episodes can be overwhelming for loved ones, leaving them feeling frustrated, confused, and drained. Supporting your loved one during these times can be challenging, but it's important to remember that you're not alone. Whether your loved one is currently stable or you're worried about future episodes, our blog post offers actionable steps for family members looking to provide support. Check it out now!

https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/post/how-to-help-someone-in-a-manic-episode

01/20/2023

Enjoy our new blog 'How You Can Make Friends Despite Your Social Anxiety'

Understanding social anxiety disorder and proactive tips for coping with your symptoms to make better connections

01/18/2023

/ INTEGRATION /

At Mental Health Transitions, we believe in the power of integration. We work to empower our clients to fully integrate into life by developing their skills and providing opportunities to practice. Our comprehensive community services, including stable housing and professional resources, are designed to support our clients on their mental health journey. No matter your background, we're here to guide you through your transition from rehabilitation, psychiatric care, or group homes.

Our transitional living program aims to provide structure, support, and community connections for people with mental illness. Whether you're transitioning from a rehabilitation facility, psychiatric care, or another group home, we're here for you.

Ready to get started? Learn more about us by visiting https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/about

01/12/2023

Mental Health Transitions is Orange County’s first independent mental health transitional living environment focused on fostering community, autonomy, purpose, well-being, and integration.

Our stable housing provides professional resources and community connections for clients from all different backgrounds. We prioritize individualized care that best fits your unique needs.

Whether you're transitioning from a rehabilitation facility, psychiatric care, or another group home, we're here for you. Our alternative approach may be exactly what you need to reach the surface once more.

If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health issues and need hope for the future, please reach out.

Our vision is to provide a stable home for a community recovering from mental illness where they can grow into the rest of their lives. Learn more about us by visiting https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/about

01/05/2023

FAQ // How can this house help me?

Managing your mental health is undoubtedly challenging. The risk of relapse or emotional decompensation is high if you don't have adequate support services. Without proper housing, people with mental illness are prone to homelessness or living in unsafe environments.

Our housing services aim to help you feel safe, supported, and cared for. Our transitional living program is open to adults of all ages.

We're here to help. If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health issues and need hope for the future, please contact us today at 949.371.2414.

Have more questions? Check out our FAQ page https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/faq

01/03/2023

Enjoy our latest blog post // Words Matter: How to Practice Mindful Communication

Improve your connections with others by strengthening your ability to listen, connect, and say what you mean.

01/02/2023

MEET OUR TEAM // Chelsea Reeves

Chelsea Reeves, Chief Marketing Officer at Mental Health Transitions, grew up in East Texas where her passion for connecting and helping others was first ignited. Chelsea moved to Newport Beach when she was only 19 to begin her own personal journey of recovery. She began her professional experience over a decade ago when she joined a well-respected women’s program and started her work in the mental health field. Chelsea has worked with other adolescent programs and non-profit organizations in numerous leadership roles and volunteered with the Long Beach Rescue Mission, The Lynne House, Facing Addiction, and actively serves young women in the community of Orange County. Chelsea holds an undergraduate degree in Communication Studies and a master's degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Learn more about our team at Mental Health Transitions by visiting https://www.mentalhealthtransitions.com/staff