Support through the first 30–90 days after treatment.
Leaving residential treatment can mean moving from a structured setting back into everyday life. Connections describes a bridge of outpatient supports and coordination for that transition.
The handoff window
A connected next step, month by month.
Days 01–30
Land softly
A warm handoff, a first check-in, and a clear plan for the first weeks home.
Days 31–60
Build rhythm
Therapy, medication support, groups, and coaching settle into a dependable cadence.
Days 61–90
Keep momentum
Signals and progress inform the next care step as the transition continues.
Why the handoff matters
The 30–90 day discharge gap
A discharge plan marks a change in setting, not the end of recovery support. The first weeks at home bring new routines and decisions, while follow-up care may involve several people and services.
Morrowkin describes Connections around the 30–90 days after residential treatment: a period for keeping therapy, medication support, groups, coaching, and coordination in view as people take their next steps.
Connections supports
Services through the transition
The current service description brings clinical care and human connection together. Ask Morrowkin which options are available for a specific referral.
Outpatient therapy
Outpatient intensive outpatient (IOP) and partial hospitalization program (PHP) therapy are part of the Connections service description.
Medication-assisted treatment
Telehealth medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is described as an option within the aftercare bridge.
Peer recovery coaching
Peer recovery coaching adds a human connection alongside the next steps after discharge.
Weekly groups
Weekly groups create another regular point of connection during the aftercare window.
Care coordination
Structured coordination helps families, providers, and referral partners move together.
Before making a referral
Eligibility and current availability
This page does not publish Connections-specific eligibility criteria or confirm that services are currently available for an individual. Contact Morrowkin to ask whether Connections may be a fit and what details are needed for an eligibility conversation.
For urgent or crisis support, use the resources below—not this email contact.
Immediate support
Crisis resources in Ohio
Connections is not an emergency or crisis service. If you or someone else needs immediate help, contact one of these resources.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Ohioans can call or text 988 for free, confidential support during a mental health crisis.
Ohio CareLine
Call for confidential support in times of crisis.
Call 1-800-720-9616Ohio Crisis Text Line
Text the keyword 4hope to 741-741 to connect with a crisis counselor.
Text 4hopeImmediate danger or medical emergency
Call 911 if someone is in immediate danger or needs emergency medical care.
Call 911Details for Ohio 988 and statewide crisis helplines are available from the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.
For people, families, and referral partners
Ask whether Connections is the right next step.
Contact Morrowkin to ask about eligibility and current availability.