A Telecare’s Cordilleras Suites client shared their journey through a powerful song of recovery. Listen and be uplifted by their message of perseverance and strength.
Read MoreOn May 18, 2022, the Cordilleras Suites team celebrated Mental Health Awareness Month at Huddart Park in Woodside, CA.
Read MoreOn March 15, 2022, Cordilleras Mental Health Rehabilitation Center, Cordilleras Suites, and folks from the corporate office proudly honored Social Workers Month! See inside this post for photos from the celebrations!
Read MoreTo help with mask safety, the staff at Cordilleras Suites created a group to help residents and staff embrace mask-wearing in order to keep their community healthy.
Read MoreThe Cordilleras Mental Health Center in Redwood City, CA, closed Pride Month with some beautiful artwork!
Read MoreFollowing a challenging few weeks experienced by everyone across the country, the team at Cordilleras Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) in Redwood City, CA, wanted to recalibrate, support, and celebrate one another at the program.
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The residents and staff of Cordilleras Suites celebrated the season of giving with their annual Thanksgiving Tree. This year’s theme was gratitude, inspired by one of the principles of RCCS. The tree was up for several weeks and displayed all of the things that residents were grateful for in their lives. It was a wonderful display of their values, their hopes and dreams, and ultimately, of themselves.
On May 26, Cordilleras & San Mateo Transitions hosted Telecare’s 50th celebration. It was attended by staff from both programs, including leaders with San Mateo County Behavioral Health. Clients in the horticultural group made the plant centerpieces and fun was had by all!
Thank you to all the staff that helped put this special party together!
Cordilleras and Transitions staff attend first pilot training program, Preparing for Co-Occurring Education Groups, held at Cordilleras on Oct 28-30, 2014. The education groups are intended to increase people’s knowledge of their co-occurring conditions (mental health & substance use) and build their motivation to make healthier choices about their substance use.
The ‘Suites’ put up a Thankful Tree during the month of November 2014. Residents were encouraged to reflect on what they are most thankful for and then to write their thoughts on leaves. Themes of love, family, and shelter were intertwined throughout the tree.
Cordilleras is very happy that the residents took time to decorate the tree with their “thankful” leaves! All of us at the Suites hope you had a Happy Thanksgiving.
50 Years of Services to People With Serious Mental Illness
