Spruce Mountain Inn
Frequently Asked Questions
In order to determine if our residential treatment program is a good fit for you, we have developed a careful admissions process that allows us to get to know you, explore your background and current struggles, and answer questions you may have. Thus, this question is best answered by contacting us and starting the conversation with Spruce Mountain Inn’s Director or Assistant Director about your situation and goals, and what we do. Take a look at our general admissions criteria, as they outline the client profile that our treatment model is designed to serve.
We are just as committed as you are to ensuring a good match, so we will let you know if we think another program or resource might better serve your needs.
Please note: An Individual who meets any of the following criteria is not suitable for treatment at Spruce Mountain Inn:
- suffers from a history of violence
- suffers from psychotic or thought disorders
- is actively suicidal
- suffers from active eating disorders
- is intellectually low-functioning
- is medically unstable
- suffers from conduct disorders
Testimonials
Wow, what a special place you have in Spruce Mountain Inn. The people working at Spruce are incredible and they are what makes your program so special and so unique! I had no idea how warm, nurturing and professional a place you have.
When I came to the Inn, I was really skeptical that anything would help me. I fell apart twice in college and was eventually forced home on a medical leave. I got a new therapist and psychiatrist and was in an intensive outpatient program, but none of it was enough for me to feel better and do better. I had very little confidence that a residential program would help. At the time, it seemed like the “least bad option” to me. I worked with an educational consultant and looked at four programs before choosing Spruce Mountain Inn. The Inn program looked like a well-oiled machine; they knew what to do and did it all.
I do not have the words to adequately thank you and the other member of my son’s team for all you have done for our family. But for you folks, odds are that he would not even be alive today. I am grateful that he has found his voice and the confidence to more competently handle his circumstances. This has been brought about by the loving, skillful guidance he received from the very special people at Spruce Mountain.
Why Residential Treatment
Residential treatment programs have the potential to be much more effective than treatment received in someone's typical living environment. Our program is designed to be immersive and community-based.