Sentences with phrase «time therapeutic programs»

Full time therapeutic programs are facilities that support and house teens with behavioral issues that are too severe to be successfully dealt with at home.

Sundance Canyon Academy is a full time therapeutic program located in northern Utah.

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Liz is a full - time staff member at Kate's Club, an organization that provides therapeutic programming for children and teens after the death of a parent or sibling.

Full time programs, like therapeutic boarding schools, are a valuable resource for parents who have nowhere else to turn.

When a troubled teen fails to respond to outpatient treatment or efforts by the authority figures in his life, it may be time to consider a more intensive program such as a therapeutic boarding school.

While outpatient and family therapy can be an effective option, some teens need the full time guidance and coaching a program such as a therapeutic boarding school can provide.

Bob Mahley, Gladstone's president at the time, challenged me to establish a research program with therapeutic implications that was distinct from my postdoctoral work.

Our organization is blessed by many wonderful people who give their time and talents to help with our therapeutic riding program.

Just look at what curator Dan Cameron and Marianne Boesky Gallery have done for society's most deeply troubled members, both with Boesky's workplace program and Cameron's long time commitment as its therapeutic advisor.

For the last ten years my research at Emory has focused on clinical studies through my pro bono work as a human rights attorney, representing immigrants and low income disenfranchised minority groups, and over the last six years as a part - time magistrate judge engaged in presiding over and supervising therapeutic criminal diversion programs designed to redress the traumatization of socially and economically marginalized minority young adults, whose socioeconomic condition contributed to their criminalization.

Many times, these experts help people who need to adjust to life with disability or disease and complete duties like determining patient needs, engaging in personal observation, providing emotional support to patients, developing and executing therapeutic programs, and documenting patient progress.

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS • Streamlined insurance liaison procedures, making the process 75 % less cumbersome to handle than before • Successfully implemented a series of «coordinated care» programs for patients with autoimmune diseases, thereby saving diagnostic time • Implemented a backup system for medical records, resulting in increased therapeutic data safety • Wrote a series of instructional materials and informational guidelines for patients and staff members, to acquaint them with conventional medical procedures

Core Competencies Evaluate / Diagnose Children / Services • Eligibility Determination • Early Intervention Program • Developmental Evaluations Medically Fragile Children • Establish Positive Relations • Organization / Time Management • Understand Cultural Differences • Therapeutic Services • Poised Managing Challenging Behavior • Conduct Educational Evaluations

The study (1) briefly describes the Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) approach, (2) describes agency - wide implementation of CPS and the challenges this agency faced, (3) reports rates of S / R across two programs in which data are available before and after adoption of CPS, and (4) presents an exploratory analysis of improved youth outcomes that may support LeBel and Goldstein's assertion that reducing S / R contributes to improved outcomes through redistribution of staff time into therapeutic activities.

MST is a time - limited (four to six months) intensive therapeutic program that provides services in the family's home, at other locations (school, neighborhoods), or wherever the family feels most comfortable.

Promoting Permanency: Successful Exits From Therapeutic Group Care Through Family and Community Reintegration [Video] Casey Family Programs, Travis County Health and Human Services, & Texas Child Protective Services (2009) Raises awareness about the importance of permanency for youth who have spent time in foster care, especially those with complex mental and behavioral needs.