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Individualized Treatment Plans
Maximize Each Child’s Potential
Your child will be assessed at program entry and before graduation to determine academic, social and behavior functioning levels. Both you and your child will be asked to provide information and ideas on the problems, needs, strengths and goals you would like to see addressed. All this information is used to design an individualized master treatment plan.

Treatment planning includes reviewing assessments, determining the focus of treatment, and establishing the services and treatment interventions to be provided (e.g., behavioral health and substance abuse services.) Your child’s treatment plan may include:

Group, Individual and Family Counseling - Your child will live, work, go to school, and play in a gender-specific group of 10 to 12 youth and two trained counselor/teachers. Your teen will spend the majority of time participating in therapeutic group activities,  including problem solving sessions and conducting daily evaluations.

Behavior Management - Through the repeated experience of therapeutic problem solving, your child will begin taking personal responsibility, building positive relationships and developing personal growth. 

Accredited, Year-Round Alternative Education - Our outdoor therapy programs provide an on-campus alternative school that is fully licensed by the appropriate state education authorities and regionally accredited. Your teen will earn educational credits that are transferable to the school to which he or she will return.

Social Skills and Life Skills Training – Your teen will learn skills to help him or her get along with others and maximize potential.

Family Support and Involvement – Your family will be fully supported while your child is in treatment. Family involvement is one of the keys to our high success rate.

Aftercare and Follow Up – Specialize coaching and consultation that helps students apply the self-discipline and skills they have learned.

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