California’s Hanbleceya Shuts Down Operations In Normandy Park, Washington

Circle Connections: New Products & Services A controversial, for-profit mental-health-treatment program is shutting down its operation in a suburb south of Seattle after struggling financially and failing to be licensed by the state. Hanbleceya informed its clients several weeks ago that they had until Sunday to find new living arrangements. The state Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) found it was operating the homes illegally. The company, based in La Mesa, Calif., came under attack last year by Normandy Park residents who were outraged that there was no government regulation of the program. This was reported . . .