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While there are plenty of program websites for parents that offer criteria to determine a child’s fit for their services, the truth is, while your child’s current diagnoses and needs are, ...
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Each at risk child is different and can have their own unique set of issues, diagnosis and behaviors. In general some telling signs of struggling can include: Hostility ...
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Over the years, we have worked with parents who are lawyers, judges, psychologists, psychiatrists, and college professors – in short expert researchers. Even people with those skills, when they bring in ...
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Sometimes. However it can be even more of a financial strain if you make an inappropriate placement, not to mention the emotional and therapeutic set backs this can create for your ...
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Yes, we regularly travel to meet with families with whom we work.
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Our typical process takes 1 – 2 weeks. However, if needed, we can help you enroll your child in a therapeutic program as quickly as 24 hours.
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Upon hiring us, you will be asked to fill out a questionnaire with background information on your child and your family as well as provide all relevant testing, evaluations, academic paperwork ...
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We HIGHLY recommend that you visit at least two schools before making a final decision and AT LEAST your presumed top choice before making your final decision. We are regularly surprised ...
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If your child is going to treatment willingly you will coordinate with the treatment program you choose about an enrollment date and time and who will be bringing your child to ...
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You are the parent and the ultimate decider of what is best for your child and your family. Your role is to gather the advice of the professionals you hire and ...
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Length of placement can range from family to family and child to child. One factor in thinking about reintegration home is to consider is your child’s relationship with substances and the ...
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The unfortunate reality is that these programs are costly, in the neighborhood of $3000-10,000 monthly depending on your child’s needs. Many families take out educational loans, sell investments, etc. to fund ...
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Statistics tell us that flying is safer than driving, but that doesn’t keep many people from having a fear of flying. Statistically, participating in a wilderness program is very safe. More ...
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If you are parent of adopted child the decision consider out of home placement options may be more difficult for you. However, if handled with care abandonment and other attachment related ...
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Often parents have been so engaged with addressing the needs of one of their children, that other children in the family have received less than their share of their parents’ time, ...
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This is one of the most difficult questions a parent can bring. What do you do when one of you sees the need for out of home placement, and the other ...
