We apply our extensive knowledge of the programs, schools, and options available for kids and young adults in need, and we work diligently to understand each individual’s unique challenges in order to pair them with the placement that will offer the best support.
Real life begins at 18...
Of all the ages I find the most difficult but endearing to work with it has to be the teens who are between 17 1/2 and 19. That turbulent time in-between tends to be the most stressful for families who are worried about their child being a "grown-up".
It is truly amazing to put a word or phrase into Google and get all of the information that one could possibly need! Really? The biggest question is: Do we actually have all of the information by doing a search online for specialized programs and schools for our children? The answer is a resounding NO!!! But why?
It’s a matter of time…
In my former life as an admissions director, we had accepted Alex into our program for September. Alex’s parents were concerned that he had no summer plans and had been “experimenting” with alcohol and possibly drugs. Rather
