Our open campus setting is picturesque and inviting. Yet “open setting” means so much more to our therapeutic community and residential treatment. The absence of locked doors, barred windows, and privilege systems embodies our belief in the dignity and autonomy of the individual. We respect and listen to patients, who are free to openly examine and find meaning in their feelings and behaviors, developing their self-management skills with peer support and engaged clinical staff. We can help patients take charge of their lives when other psychiatric treatments have not worked.