Hopewell is a farm-based residential treatment program for adults with severe mental illnesses such as schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, and major depression.
Using the healing powers of nature, of meaningful work, of our therapeutic community, and of clinical engagement, Hopewell's program treats the whole person: mind, body and spirit.
Our ProgramAdmissionsContact UsOur roots are in the therapeutic community and the belief that together we are stronger.
Hopewell's rural setting and approach to care fosters a connection to the natural world.
Our roots are in therapeutic community and the belief that together we are stronger.
Our roots are in the therapeutic community and the belief that together we are stronger.
To talk with our admissions team, please call 440.426.2009.
June 06, 2019
Social Media & the Mental Health of College Students
As if 15-page papers and pop quizzes in college weren’t enough, sometimes Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube and other social media sites make balancing your online social life with your true social life tricky. It&rs... read on
May 05, 2019
What Parents of College Students with Psychiatric Disorders Need to Know About HIPAA
HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, passed in 1996, governs medical insurance practices in the U.S. If your child is transitioning from one job to another, HIPAA ensures they do not lose he... read on
May 05, 2019
Talking to Parents and Students About Residential Treatment
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A majority of Hopewell residents receive fee assistance from your donations. Help provide life-changing treatment for those who cannot afford it.
VISIT - Schedule a tour to see if Hopewell is the right setting for you or your family member.
