Residential Treatment Program

Being a teenager in today's society can be extremely challenging. The pressures faced by our ever-changing cultural dynamics, existing in a social media world, wrestling with friends groups, drugs, alcohol, and sex can be daunting. All of these, and many more, are not only a problem for the student, but can also create a tension with the parents or guardians. A residential treatment program is a structured facility where a child can safely learn to change a behavior. They focus on clinical treatment, while including both academic and behavioral support.

Types of students who might benefit from residential treatment may exhibit some of these characteristics:

     * Oppositional defiance

     * Anger

     * Drug and/or alcohol dependency

     * Eating disorders

     * Bi-polar disorder

     * Neurological disorders

     * Borderline personality

     * Cutting or self-mutilation

     * Asperger syndrome

     * Sexual abuse

     * Autism