Residential Treatment (Ages 8-18)

A 24-hour therapeutic program which includes the modalities of individual therapy, process and specialty groups, family therapy, psychiatric evaluation, nursing services, medication monitoring, special education, recreational therapy and milieu therapy.

Teen therapy group session with counselor in a comfortable room.

HIGHLY INDIVIDUALIZED TREATMENT PLANS

We treat at risk children and adolescents with complex behavioral and mental health needs, trauma-related needs, and neurodivergent needs who have a variety of diagnoses in a safe, structured and therapeutic environment. Oak Grove prides itself on the design, development and implementation of unique, creative and highly individualized treatment plans, as well as the strengths of highly skilled Staff.

Our treatment approach is individualized, trauma-informed, measurement and outcome driven, as well as relationship-centered. We partner with each child or adolescent, their family, and the interdisciplinary treatment team to develop specific, measurable, and meaningful goals that promote healing, growth, and long-term success.

Therapeutic interventions are tailored to each young person’s unique strengths, experiences, developmental needs, and clinical presentation. Treatment planning is informed by comprehensive assessments and emphasizes evidence-based, trauma-informed practices that recognize the impact of adverse experiences while fostering safety, trust, and resilience.

Through consistent, supportive relationships and individualized therapeutic interventions, we help children and adolescents build emotional regulation, strengthen healthy relationships, develop effective coping skills, and reduce behaviors that interfere with their well-being and success.

 

Our comprehensive therapeutic program incorporates a range of evidence-based interventions, including cognitive, behavioral, psychodynamic, psychiatric, family-centered, and solution-focused therapies. Through a collaborative, multidisciplinary approach, we develop personalized treatment plans that promote healing, emotional growth, healthy relationships, effective coping skills, and improved daily functioning. Therapists and Case Managers work closely with the treatment team and families to ensure care remains coordinated, responsive, and focused on each young person’s progress and long-term success.

PSYCHOTHERAPY

A comprehensive therapeutic program which includes individual, group, and family therapy. All therapy is provided by licensed or registered therapists. Therapeutic interventions are individualized and may include DBT, CBT, skill building, solution focused problem solving, and a variety of other evidenced based practices. Each youth is assigned a Therapist/Case manager who coordinates the individual’s treatment program from admission through discharge.

THERAPY GROUPS AND WORKSHOPS

A number of related services are part of the treatment program, including, recreation and activity specialty groups dealing with topics such as: Trauma, anger control training, social skills, assertiveness training, grief and loss, self injurious behaviors, anxiety, mood management, coping skills, conflict resolution, goal setting, expressive arts and drug/alcohol education. We also provide on-site vocational education and guidance, special diets and an independent living skills program. Management for medical and neurological conditions may also be provided.

Young people sitting on steps, engaging in conversation and using devices.

RECOVERY/RELAPSE PREVENTION

Our substance use recovery program provides individualized support through structured workshops and one-on-one counseling that help residents develop early recovery skills and personalized relapse prevention strategies. Residents gain an understanding of the psychological and physical effects of substance use, explore recovery pathways—including 12-Step programs and alternative mutual support groups—and learn how to access community resources after discharge. The program also emphasizes rebuilding trust, strengthening healthy relationships, and developing positive peer leadership skills, while offering opportunities to participate in community-based recovery meetings such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), Narcotics Anonymous (NA), Al-Anon, and Alateen.