Wellness Programs

Experiential Therapies:
 
Our comprehensive arrays of experiential therapies are offered as part our eating disorder treatment programs. The featured physical/recreational activities are non-strenuous and supervised.
 
Activities may include:
 
Equine Program On-Site: Develops insight and awareness through work with horses in action-based counseling approach.
 
Tai Chi: Promotes physical and mental health through use if mild movements and appropriate breathing techniques.
 
Yoga: Rosewood's Yoga instructors focus on the calming effects of general yoga practice and teach clients to be in the here and now with their body.
 
Journaling: Is the practice of keeping a diary or journal as a tool for recording personal thoughts and feelings.
 
Meditation: Practicing meditation can change how a person relates to the follow of emotion and thoughts in the mind and helps to create a mindful, focused present state of mind.
 
Drumming: Is a participatory group exercise that promotes physical and mental relaxation and stress relief.
 
Music Therapy: Music therapy allows residents to explore personal feelings, make positive changes in mood and emotional states, have a sense of control over life through successful experiences, practice problem solving, and resolve conflicts leading to stronger family and peer relationships.
 
Art Therapy: Offers opportunities for clients to express their feelings or emotions through various artistic avenues including: drawing, painting, and sculpture, among others.
 
Low Ropes Course: The Course is a series of cables and other props a few feet off the ground. Balance, mutual support, risk-taking, leadership and communication are all necessary to succeed in these activities. 
 
Canine Therapy: The benefits of Animal Assisted Therapy is to improve fine motor skills, increase cognitive function, increase verbal interactions in group settings, develop leisure and recreational skills, self esteem, reduce anxiety and loneliness, increase levels of trust, motivate desire to participate in group activities, improved social interactions with staff and peers. Meet our therapy dog.

Star Gazing: Star Gazing is now available at Rosewood Ranch for those that choose to participate. Rosewood has three telescopes that can be utilized as well as, supplemental telescopes and equipment is provided. Star gazing is offered twice a week, Sunday from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM for the Adult Unit and Saturday from 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM for the Adolescent Unit.