Residential Programs
Treatment Residential Child Care Facility
Foster and Group Homes
Multidimensional Treatment Foster Care
Education and Day Treatment Programs
Savio School
Day Treatment Programming
Community-Based Services
Community-Based Services
Functional Family Therapy (FFT)
Multisystemic Therapy (MST)
Offense-Specific Interventions
Multisystemic Therapy - Problem Sexual Behaviors (MST-PSB)
Sexual Abuse Intervention (SAI)
Youth Corrections
Savio Transition Program (STP)
DYC Provider Network
Youthful Offender System
Savio YOS Program
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 The residential program works with dependent and neglected and delinquent males, ages 12 - 18. It provides:
- Family reunification and emancipation
- Group, family and individual therapy
- Time-limited, tracked treatment which permits prompt step down services
- In-home family therapy during placement and aftercare
- Parent support and education groups
- Special and regular education
- Seamless transitional services available following placement
- Cognitive-behavioral interventions
- Reality therapy
- Focus on behavioral change through skill building
- Brief, solution focused therapy approach
- Level system to reward positive behaviors
- Interventions based on proven research
- Adjudicated and non-adjudicated at-risk, delinquent youth
- Aggression Replacement Training
- Restorative justice principles
- Pro-social skills education, training and reinforcement
- Group therapy model
- Daily, weekly, monthly and pre- and post-assessment measures
- Assessment, education and treatment services available
- Urinalysis screening
- ADAD approved program
- CAC certified therapists and group facilitators
- Relapse prevention focus
- Motivational Interviewing techniques
- Intensive treatment for adjudicated sexual perpetrators
- Psychosexual evaluations
- Polygraph evaluations
- Group treatment focus
- Psycho-educational group for caretakers
- Containment model to emphasize accountability and safety
- Replace anti-social attitudes and values with a sense of empathy and responsibility for one's own behaviors
- Teach youth to identify positive peer associates, cooperate with others and follow rules of home and society
- Correct thinking errors to produce law abiding behavior and positive decision making
- Teach and practice interpersonal skills to maintain the youth in his home
- Empower parents to fulfill their parental roles in order to promote continued success after discharge
- Youth are best served within the family context
- Strengths based programs enhance functioning and recognize progress
- Residential treatment should be brief and provide youth and families opportunities to utilize new skills
- Successful treatment outcomes require full participation of all involved parties
- Relapses and setbacks are not seen as failures, rather as opportunities for additional skill development
- Seamless services provide timely and cost effective step-down treatment options
- Successful treatment must replicate rules, values and consequences of society
- Youth benefit from a consistent, predictable environment
- Successful programs stress outcome evaluations and continuous improvement
For more information contact: Rex Waring, 303-225-4017
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