grace G.
had me up in there with people 3x my age
had me up in there with people 3x my age

Solstice Southwest is an integrative psychiatric clinic providing residential and outpatient treatment for children (pediatrics), adolescents and adults struggling with anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, PTSD, OCD, autism, and more. We provide whole-person clinical care, starting with luxury stabilization care, to jumpstart the seven proprietary care plans essential for optimizing health at all levels—the gold star in mental health customer service. At a time when everyone needs mental health support of some kind, Solstice Southwest offers everything from urgent Support Services to residential and ongoing intensive care for individuals and their families.
Solstice Southwest (solsticesw.com) has 19 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.5 out of 5.
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grace G.
had me up in there with people 3x my age
LINDA L S.
They were not able to get a patient stabilized in 30 days. Medication is not their forte. The caseworker, Tina was great but no help with the others on the team. Britten D has it wrong. It was the patient that had allergic reactions not the family to several medications that Solstice provided and never alerted Brown Pharmacy or me. It was the facility repeating the same medication for over a month from another facility that did not work. In fact, Tina she has seen success with Invega which was mention at the beginning of treatment but never used. The patient never sees a psychiatrist only a PA (not a doctor). The program is good for therapy and coping with life skills but not providing medication to stabilize patients with psychosis and medication resistance. They can continue care that has already been established and this has been experience with others under the Solstice care. Solstice also has never addressed the suicide attempt with a pen to the wrist and a smashed ring that had to be cut off by an employee 2 days before discharge. She also chipped her front tooth trying to get the ring off before it was removed by the employee. This attempt was provided to me by her and other mental health facilities after discharge. I would hesitate to admit a family member to this facility with psychosis or difficult chronic mental illness. The family therapy (co-dependencies and boundaries) was not the priority and did not help supporting a patient with psychosis. We did attend the family therapy using the techniques provided but she could not relate as she still had delusions and not able to process reality. This is resulted in her shutting down and wanting to go back to a mental hospital for help on two different occasions in the last two months. This has been going on since Oct 28, 2025 with no results or progress. Treatment as to be for 21 to 30 days before PHP. She was in the program from 11/26/2025 to 12/20/2025 with no change and not able to proceed to PHP. Patient left program early because the lack of medication stabilization. She wanted to go to a facility due to limited insurance and get medication for psychosis.