Overview

Psychiatric support in a structured, home-like environment.

A trauma-informed option for youth in foster care who need extra mental/behavioral support.

Therapy, medication management, and support for individuals and families ages 2 and up living in the community.

Family therapy with coordinated treatment planning, monthly virtual support groups and family camps to strengthen skills and relationships.

Evidence-based workshops for parents, providers and professionals — practical skills in trauma-responsive care, attachment and program or classroom strategies.

Linkages to local resources, schools and providers to support continuity of care during treatment and after discharge.

Fully accredited on-campus schooling through Siebert School — A full school day with five special education-certified teachers and Qualified Behavioral Health Providers (QBHPs) in every classroom, plus a dedicated de-escalation zone and embedded therapeutic support to keep learning on track.

Programs for Reactive Attachment Disorder, sexually reactive behavior and independent living readiness — focused on building daily-living, relationship and safety skills that prepare teens to return home, step back into school or work, or transition to the next appropriate level of care.

A staffing model that maintains low student-to-staff ratios across cottages and classrooms to support safety, real-time coaching and individualized attention. Each program is led by a team of licensed professionals committed to helping youth heal, grow, and thrive — in treatment and beyond.