Adolescent girls ages 12-18
High acuity, difficult to place adolescent girls who have not experienced success in other treatment environments
Girls with significant emotional and behavioral challenges
Girls with Verbal IQ 50 and above
Girls with sexual acting out behaviors
Girls with history of human trafficking
Girls with developmental delays
Girls who have been deemed medically complex, especially those with Type I Diabetes
Girls who have been chronic runaway and AWOL risks
Girls with history of truancy
Girls with dual diagnosis and substance use disorders
Joy Delisle, LPCC
Upon admission to Hope Hill’s residential treatment program, each adolescent works collaboratively with our Treatment Team to develop an individualized treatment plan to ensure positive growth and sustainable healing. The Treatment Team consists of:
Individual Therapist
Licensed Practical Nurse
Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner
Case Manage
Equine Mental Health Professional
Treatment Director, who oversees the Treatment Team
School Coordinator
The dining areas at Hope Hill provide family-style meals so teens experience the comfort of home. Staff and residents eat together, so that staff can model healthy eating habits and encourage positive conversation.
Fitness and recreational activities take place in our on-site gym. Activities include, but are not limited to: volleyball, basketball, yoga, Zumba, treadmills, etc.
Takes place in our 10,000 sq. ft. indoor equine riding arena, using the EAGALA Model.
Hope Hill’s on-site medical clinic provides basic care for our residents and is staffed 5 days a week by a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).
Feature the latest technology to support the learning process. Our teachers work closely with each student to create a customized academic plan for instruction & credit recovery that will help each unique adolescent grow & succeed academically.
Teens are encouraged to participate in a creative therapeutic process using paint, pastels, molding clay, etc.
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