A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a highly structured form of mental health and substance use treatment that bridges the gap between inpatient care and intensive outpatient treatment. PHP is also a great option for individuals who need more help than regular outpatient care can offer, but do not require a full-time hospital stay. Patients…
Leading with Heart and Experience: Meet Cassidy Desmore, ASW, Lead Therapist
At Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health, the strength of our care starts with the strength of our clinical leaders. Today, we are proud to highlight Cassidy Desmore, ASW, our Lead Therapist, whose extensive background in crisis intervention and community outreach is helping shape the future of our inpatient units. A Proven Leader in Crisis and Outreach…
Meet Jasmin Casica: Leading with Passion as Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health’s New Adjunctive Therapist Supervisor
At Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health, we believe that high-quality mental health care is built on a foundation of compassionate leadership and innovative programming. That is why we are thrilled to announce the promotion of Jasmin Casica to the role of Adjunctive Therapist Supervisor. Jasmin has been an integral part of our clinical team for nearly…
Do I Need Inpatient Mental Health Treatment?
The decision to start mental health treatment is not a small one. If you are here reading this, we commend you on looking for help and seeking options. Specifically, inpatient mental health treatment can be a great option when you or a loved one is in crisis. Throughout this article, we will explore what exactly…
Finding Mental Health Support: Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health Partners with 211 Orange County
Finding the right support for mental health can often feel like searching for a needle in a haystack. For residents of Orange County, navigating the path to wellness just became a lot clearer. Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health is proud to announce our official role as a resource partner with 211 Orange County (2-1-1 OC). This…
What Is Residential Treatment? Meaning, Benefits & How It Works
Residential treatment care was created for individuals who need more support than other treatment options, such as outpatient, can provide. With consistent supervision, intensive therapy, and a stable environment, residential patients can fully focus on recovery and lifelong healing. In this article, we’ll explore what residential treatment is, how it works, who it’s for, and…
Celebrating 4 Years of Healing, Hope, and Community at Aliso Ridge
On January 24, 2022, Aliso Ridge Behavioral Health opened its doors with a clear and vital vision: to create a sanctuary where healing is possible, dignity is protected, and every individual is met with compassion, skill, and hope. Today, as we mark our 4th Anniversary, we are looking back on a journey defined by resilience—both…
Beyond the Resolution: Navigating New Year Pressures and Prioritizing Mental Wellness
The start of a new year is often marketed as a time for total reinvention. From social media trends to fitness advertisements, the “New Year, New You” narrative creates an intense pressure to fix every perceived flaw overnight. However, for many, this season brings a unique set of challenges-the weight of unmet expectations, the “winter…
When Is Residential Treatment Necessary?
If you’re asking when residential treatment is necessary, you’re probably trying to make a decision that feels urgent and/or heavy. Fortunately, you are looking in the right place. Residential treatment is a higher level of care designed for times when someone can’t stay safe and stable with outpatient care alone. In this guide, we’ll walk…
Mental Health Minute: Navigating Holiday Stress — and Protecting Your Peace During the Season
Recognizing the Signs of Holiday Burnout, Anxiety, and Seasonal Strain The holiday season is often painted as a time of endless joy and celebration. However, for many, it brings a unique set of pressures-financial strain, complicated family dynamics, and a packed calendar. The expectation to feel “merry and bright” can make it difficult to acknowledge…
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