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Treatment Programs
STARTING POINTE
TRIAD
NEW CHOICES
TRANSFORMATIONS
SAFE HARBOR I
SAFE HARBOR II
Key Components of Treatment
ASSESSMENT
TREATMENT PLANNING
THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES
EDUCATION
MEDICAL SERVICES
FAMILY MATTERS
STAFFING
DISCHARGE PLANNING
PERFORMANCE IMPROVEMENT
Phases of Treatment
ORIENTATION PHASE
INITIAL PHASE
HISTORICAL PHASE
INSIGHT PHASE
INTEGRATION PHASE
TRANSITION PHASE
To make a referral, please
contact our National Referral
System at 800-776-6482
Joint
Commission
Accredited
Since
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Key Components of Treatment
Assessment
Formal and informal multi-source assessment begins as part of the
intake process and continues throughout the treatment course.
Specific assessment components include:
• a comprehensive psychosocial
assessment
• a crisis management plan
• an educational assessment including an independent living
skills component
• a full recreational assessment
• substance abuse assessment
• physical examination
• psychiatric assessment
• vision, speech, and hearing screenings
• dietary assessments
• functional analysis of psychotropic medication management.
Sexually aggressive residents
receive a comprehensive psychosexual assessment, including the Abel
Assessment of Sexual Interest (AASI) and the Juvenile Sex-Offender
Assessment Protocol (J-SOAP–II). Polygraph examinations are also
available throughout the treatment course as needed.
Mentally Retarded or Developmentally Delayed residents receive a
functional analysis of adaptive behavior to further identify
strengths and specific areas to be addressed. Psychological
evaluations and neuropsychological screenings are also available.
New Hope contracts with a full array of ancillary medical providers
should the resident require further diagnostic evaluation and/or
treatment while in care. |
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