Community Residential Rehabilitative Services

Our Community Residential Rehabilitation program provides treatment for children and youth who require out-of-home placement due to mental health needs, offering an alternative to traditional restrictive out-of-home options.

Children and youth are placed in an approved home and a treatment team works with the child and child’s family of origin to facilitate reunification.

A child in this program receives team delivered mental health services by a therapist, psychiatrist, and a skills-mentor who work in unison together to ensure that the child’s needs are being met.

Foster parents who take in a child enrolled in this program are provided with additional training and support, and participate in clinical meetings pertaining to the child’s care and treatment plan.

This program can be used in the continuum of care to avoid a Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) placement or as a step down from a Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) for those being released and still needing an additional level of care and support before returning home.

Our experience has proven that the cooperative teamwork from our clinicians, children, foster family, and the children’s birth parents/caregivers has resulted in the reduction of psychotropic medication reliance for children and the stabilization in placements.