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When Diane first came to Guild, it wasn’t part of some long-term plan — she just needed a job! But something shifted for her during the hiring process, and 28 years later, she's still a vital part of our team. Learn more about her work as one of our social rehab specialists: https://bit.ly/4xJKegF

If a client with serious and persistent mental illness is experiencing a crisis or emergency situation, we offer Intensive Residential Treatment Services (IRTS).

Clients are able to stay for up to 90 days in our Dakota or Scott County facilities, where they receive 24/7 nursing care and staffing. After their stay, we help them continue their recovery journey through comprehensive discharge planning and individualized connections to community supports!

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Mental Health Crisis Support & Residential Treatment Services - Guild Short-term residential treatment (IRTS) and crisis stabilization services to help adults manage crises and develop skills for independent living.

We all just want to know that we aren't alone in life — that we have people in our circle who support us and believe in us. For many of our clients, those people are Guild case managers. A gift from you during Mental Health Awareness Month will help us continue to help people like Kathy! Donate here: https://guildservices.org/donate/

Research increasingly suggests that mindfulness exercises aren't just feel-good activities. They're also evidence-based interventions that can help reduce anxiety, stress, and depression! Visit our blog for three simple mindfulness exercises you can incorporate into your life today: bit.ly/3S1U5hO

Finding Stillness: Your Guide to Living in the Moment - Guild In our increasingly fast-paced and stressful world, it’s easy to feel swept away by endless to-do lists. But the good news is, the path to a calmer mind might be simpler than you think. Mindfulness has become one of the most widely recognized meditation techniques for a reason: It can benefit almo...

We take care of our clients *and* each other. As a Guild employee, you’ll experience the satisfaction that comes with creating real change for individuals and communities. You’ll also experience an organizational culture that is serious about work/life balance and professional development opportunities!

Learn more about our open positions today: bit.ly/4soGQnJ

Serious mental illnesses can severely disrupt a person's normal daily functioning. They can leave them unable to work, make friends, or stay connected to their realities.

At Guild, our experts work with people living with serious mental illnesses every day, using person-centered approaches to empower clients on their road to recovery. Support our work: guildservices.org/donate

Men can often be reluctant to discuss mental health issues at all, let alone their personal struggles, but we know at Guild that getting connected to the right resources is a critical first step. Over on the blog, we walk through six quick facts about men's mental health, and how you can get the help you deserve to improve your quality of life. bit.ly/3Fmqz06

Men's Mental Health Awareness - Guild Did you know that June is Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month? It is, and if that information comes as news to you, it is not necessarily surprising. Often, men are reluctant to discuss mental health issues, let alone their own struggles. With that in mind, we wanted to share with you six quick fa...

George Broostin joined Guild in 1991, just a week after graduating, and quickly became part of a transformative chapter in the organization’s history. Early on, he helped lead the transition of 91 individuals from a residential facility into their own apartments — an approach that was seen as risky at the time.

Today, George continues to build relationships with donors, helping sustain the services that make these client stories possible. “We couldn’t do it without the donors. There’s a direct correlation between their support and our ability to provide services.”

Learn more about George over on our blog: bit.ly/4wKda7K

It doesn't matter how old parents get; they want what's best for their kids, even when their kids become adults. And when an adult child is living with severe mental illness, parents sometimes need help. A donation to Guild supports people living with mental illness *and* the families who walk alongside them — including mothers like Anne. Give today! bit.ly/3QHjDA9