RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM

24 Hour Referral Service
1-800-262-0065

You may also contact us by email:
referrals@adriel.org

or fill out our online form

 Adriel's residential treatment program offers a highly structured interdisciplinary approach which affords youth opportunities to address their issues and learn healthy social interaction skills, work skills, problem-solving skills, and other individual self-care skills necessary to achieve success.

Adriel currently has five residential homes serving 40 children. Professionally trained teaching parents nurture and guide the youth, while a therapist is assigned to each home. Each youth in the home receives individualized treatment. Each is introduced to fairness, justice, and responsibility for one's own behavior. Youth are taught to resolve problems rationally with a sense of predictability and consequence. Youth are taught personal management skills in the community, family, and peer relationships. Youth development is constant and caring; stressing self-discipline and pro-social skills. A system, which acknowledges behaviors, empowers each youth to achieve progressive privileges and ultimately, self-responsibility. The system teaches appropriate conduct and performance.

 


Youth in the residential program benefit from the following:

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Therapy
Masters level therapists provide individual and group counseling. In these therapy sessions the youth are helped to understand and cope with underlying problems and issues, which led to their placement at Adriel.

Health Services
A registered nurse and a psychiatrist are available to assist with problems of psychiatric nature. In addition, the nurse monitors the health concerns of the youth.

Chaplaincy
The Chaplaincy Program offers creative opportunities to heal spiritual wounds. Our youth have the opportunity to learn about God’s love and grace through Bible studies, issues groups and special activities. Participation in the Chaplaincy Program is on a voluntary basis.

Education
Adriel has partnered with the Logan County Educational Service Center to create the Adriel School. With a program designed to meet the unique needs of Adriel residential youth, the teachers and aides use the Teaching Family Model of care. Each student is expected to work to his or her capability. Students may receive credits toward a high school diploma.
Who are the youth?
Boys and girls, ages nine through eighteen, whose IQ's are fifty-five or higher, troubled by learning, emotional, and behavioral problems, find hope at Adriel. Youth coming to Adriel have a wide range of behavior problems: stealing, truancy, running away, fighting, and disobedience to authority to name a few.

Placing a Youth in Residential Treatment
To refer a youth to our group homes, the referring agency needs to provide:  current social history, psychological evaluation, MFE, IEP and any other pertinent information.

Once all referral information is received, the referring agency will be contacted within two business days.  If the youth is appropriate for placement in a group home, placement will be arranged.

After admission, personalized goals and treatment plans are established through collaboration of Adriel staff and the referring agency.

Adriel is sensitive and responsive to each youth's rights. At regular intervals, the youth and treatment team meet to evaluate progress or barriers to accomplishment, and to plan strategy.

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