Structured clinical support for adults working toward
Stability
Connection
Independence
More structure when outpatient treatment alone is not enough.
Clinically informed, relationship-centered care for psychiatric, neurodevelopmental, or co-occurring needs.
Wild Acre may be appropriate when someone is transitioning from a higher level of care, rebuilding routines and confidence, managing ongoing mental health needs, or preparing for more independent living. Residential, transitional, apartment-based, and in-home care options provide structured support, coordinated care, and practical skill-building tailored to each person’s needs and goals.
A continuum of care designed around each person’s needs.
Every individual comes to Wild Acre with a different history, different strengths, and different goals. Some need the stability of a long-term residential setting. Others are ready for transitional living, apartment-based support, or help maintaining independence at home.
Our team works with families, residents, outpatient providers, and referral sources to understand each person’s needs and recommend the most appropriate level of support.
Residential Support
Long-term, structured residential care for adults who benefit from 24-hour support, clinical case management, daily routine, and a stable home-like environment.
Transitional Living
Short-term residential support for adults working to rebuild skills, strengthen emotional wellness, develop healthy relationships, and prepare for greater independence.
Supportive Apartments
Apartment-based support for individuals who are able to live more independently while continuing to benefit from clinical case management, peer connection, and on-call support.
Home Care Services
Individualized support for adults living in their own homes who need help with medication routines, schedule management, appointments, vocational goals, symptom management, and community engagement.
Wild Acre’s approach is rooted in the belief that purpose strengthens progress.
Within a structured therapeutic milieu, residents practice coping skills, routines, relationships, and accountability in the real-life settings where growth needs to happen.
A clinically informed, relational model
Residents work closely with designated case managers, clinicians, support staff, outpatient providers, and families when appropriate.
Support that happens in daily life
Growth is practiced in the context of real routines, relationships, meals, meetings, appointments, community outings, and shared living environments.
Continuity with outpatient care
Wild Acre provides robust clinical case management and behavioral support while supporting long-term outpatient therapy and psychiatric relationships whenever possible.
A focus on purpose and independence
We help individuals reconnect with identity, hope, values, and a sustainable vision for the future.
Life at Wild Acre
Support happens in the context of daily living — through structured routines, shared meals, house meetings, wellness and creative groups, community outings, and one-on-one guidance from trained staff. Our home-like environments are designed to feel safe, predictable, and connected, while helping residents build skills they can carry into the next stage of independence.
Getting started begins with a conversation.
Families do not need to know exactly which program is the right fit before reaching out. Wild Acre’s admissions process begins with an inquiry, followed by a thoughtful review of each person’s needs, goals, history, current supports, and appropriate level of care.
Our team will help determine whether Wild Acre may be a fit and, if so, which care option may offer the right level of structure and support.