Residential Services provides treatment for youth ages 6-18 including a full range of individual, group, and family clinical services. Five houses on our campus provide living space for up to 37 youth at a time. Three houses are classified as Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facilities offering intensive inpatient services to youth with various mental health issues. One house is a hospital step-down or diversion program and the final house offers assessment and stabilization services for youth. Our Residential Services are based on the principles of the national Building Bridges Initiative which ensures that services and supports are family-driven, youth-guided, strength-based, culturally and linguistically competent, evidence and practiceinformed, and consistent with the research of sustained positive outcomes.

The Outpatient Department, known as the Shepherd Program,provides a variety of services to support children, adults, and families impacted by sexual abuse, sexual exploitation, and other trauma, such as family violence and physical abuse. A variety of programs are available for people of all ages and include office-based counseling, Equine Assisted Psychotherapy, community-based treatment, clinical support groups, and trauma-informed training and consultation. All of the treatment and supportive services offered are specific to trauma.