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Residential Treatment Center

Residential Treatment Center

Residential Treatment Services

The Residential Treatment Center program provides long-term care for male and female children and adolescents, ages 6 through 18 years old, with severe emotional and behavioral problems. The mission of the program is to consistently provide rehabilitation and treatment to psychologically challenged adolescents and their families in a therapeutic setting, utilizing a model of trauma-informed care. The length of stay can range from a few months to a year.

With an acute inpatient unit on-site, we are able to successfully treat more challenging youth that may have occasional need for stabilization during their treatment. Our program follows the medical model, which entails Registered Nursing care, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Services provided on-site:

  • Residents are evaluated at least weekly by a child and adolescent board-certified psychiatrist
  • Individual therapy is provided weekly by a masters’ level, licensed therapist/social worker
  • Group therapies are provided daily, which include: trauma-focused sessions, anger management, coping skills, chemical dependency education and independent living skills
  • Family therapy is provided to resolve conflicts and to enhance the transitional process to the home or another less intensive setting
  • Educational services are provided, Monday through Friday, by certified teachers
  • Recreational activities and experiential therapy are utilized, which includes the use of our Alpine Tower

The program goals are:

  • To empower residents in their recovery by educating them about their own individual mental health needs
  • To provide a comfortable environment that fosters an atmosphere of trust and respect
  • To assist residents in understanding that thoughts and feelings relate directly to risk taking behaviors and peer decision making
  • To encourage residents to use coping skills to control and alter negative behaviors

Military

Military family members can now receive mental health help closer to home. Belmont Pines Hospital is the only TRICARE®-certified residential treatment center in the state of Ohio and surrounding states. Download a TRICARE® application here.

Serving the children and adolescent members of active duty, Guard and Reserve units, our programs are designed to address the specific behavior challenges facing children of military families. To enhance positive outcomes, family participation is strongly encouraged. Through a variety of therapeutic modalities, children will develop the social skills and emotional stability necessary to be reintegrated into their family and community.

We accept TRICARE® for residential treatment services, which is tailored to focus on the identified behavioral challenges of each individual resident. Residents are active in a variety of therapy sessions, including individual, group and family therapy sessions, conducted by licensed clinical professionals. Topics covered include conflict resolution, relationship skills, anger management and understanding feelings.

Children are enrolled into our education program, which is administered by licensed certified special education teachers. Educational services are provided six hours a day, five days a week.

In addition, we are a TRICARE® provider for Inpatient Programs and Partial Day Treatment services.

Local lodging accommodations are available for military families at the Youngstown Air Reserve Base, which is located approximately 10 miles from Belmont Pines Hospital.

TRICARE® is a registered trademark of the Department of Defense, Defense Health Agency. All rights reserved.

Help is a phone call away.

We have licensed mental health professionals available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to assist you in exploring the most appropriate treatment options for your child or teen. To schedule a no-cost appointment or for more information, please call us toll-free at 800-423-5666. All information is held in the strictest of confidence. If you are currently experiencing an emergency, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.