Rose Hill Center

About this facility

Rose Hill Center was founded out of a personal experience with mental illness and a desire to help others heal. Inspired by a family member’s success with structured, compassionate treatment, the founders created a residential program grounded in empathy and evidence-based care. Set on 400 private acres in Michigan, Rose Hill offers a peaceful, restorative environment for long-term mental health recovery. Rose Hill treats adults living with chronic and co-occurring mental health conditions. Their clinical team works with individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, major depressive disorder, and autism spectrum disorder. Treatment emphasizes stability, daily functioning, and long-term well-being through integrated support and structured programming. Treatment at Rose Hill begins with residential rehabilitation, including an in-depth 30-day assessment to guide care. Individuals then progress to transitional services as they build independence, living in on-campus townhomes designed for daily skill development. For graduates, the Community Support Program offers continued guidance, housing support, and social connection to ease the transition into independent living. Rose Hill integrates traditional and experiential therapies to help clients improve relationships and develop coping strategies. These include individual, group, and family therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), and holistic approaches like therapeutic animal care. Activities such as farm work foster responsibility and connection, while recreational and expressive therapies enhance emotional regulation and self-awareness across all stages of treatment.