The Maples
Strengthening Families
To provide the highest and most effective level of care for teenage girls struggling with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, trauma and/or disordered eating with the intention of supporting the entire family to be successful in the home after treatment.
Provide our residents and their families a safe place to work together on their unhealthy past decisions. The transformation by using respect, accountability, and self-love to encourage healthier choices while becoming the best version of themselves.
Family involvement in order to generate the most successful outcomes
Accountability for one’s decisions
Respect for oneself and others
Our residential program is staffed with trained mental health professionals that provide evidence-based therapies in order to process, support, and encourage your teenage daughter to start her journey to recovery. We believe in treating the whole person, mind, body, and spirit. Therefore, we offer activities that support structure and accountability while having an environment that promotes creativity, mindfulness, goal setting, and self-care. We know that seeking residential treatment for your loved one can be overwhelming.
We are here for you and your family through every step of the way.
Dialectical Behavioral
Therapy
(DBT)
DBT is a methodical combination of mindfulness and behavior therapy, utilizing physical and cognitive skills to help clients regulate their emotions and relationships. DBT helps clients who struggle with depression and anxiety as well as clients who are sensitive to their environment, highly reactive, overwhelmed with emotion, and slow to return to a calm state.
Cognitive-Behavioral
Therapy
(CBT)
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy treatment usually involves efforts to change behavioral patterns. These strategies might include: facing one's fears instead of avoiding them, using role playing to prepare for potentially problematic interactions with others, and learning to calm one's mind and relax one's body.
Motivational
Interviewing
(MI)
Motivational Interviewing is a collaborative, goal-oriented style of communication with particular attention to the language of change. It is designed to strengthen personal motivation for and commitment to a specific goal by eliciting and exploring the person’s own reasons for change within an atmosphere of acceptance and compassion.
SMART RECOVERY/
The Twelve Steps
SMART Recovery (Self-Management And Recovery Training) is an abstinence-oriented, not-for-profit organization for individuals with addictive problems. SMART Recovery teaches scientifically validated methods designed to empower clients to change and to develop a more positive lifestyle.
Didactic/Process Groups
Both group types are offered to create a space for the clients to learn with and from one another in a therapeutic setting. Didactic groups are organized around an issue or a problem and are frequently psychoeducational in nature. Process groups allow clients to relate to one another over shared experiences and feelings in a safe, positive environment.
Equine Therapy
Equine Therapy incorporates horses into the therapeutic process. The clients engage in activities such as grooming, feeding, and leading a horse while being supervised by a mental health professional. This intentional interaction with the horses works towards helping clients develop skills such as emotional regulation, self-confidence, and responsibility.
Art/Music
Therapy
Art and music therapy is a creative intervention towards healing that pursues a holistic approach to treating the body and mind. By tapping into creative and rhythmic outlets, the clients are able to continue their therapeutic work while also enjoying themselves through freedom of expression.
Yoga
Yoga is proven to reduce anxiety and stress. Practicing yoga helps the body activate the parasympathetic nervous system which allows the body to physically function more efficiently than when under stress and operating from the sympathetic nervous system. Yoga is healing for the body and the mind.
Mindfulness
Training
The science supporting the incredible short and long term benefits of mindfulness is abundant. Studies have shown mindfulness can reduce anxiety and depression, boost clients’ immune systems, help clients manage pain, among other things —perhaps in as little as 8 weeks of practice.
Body Image
Therapy
A therapeutic modality rooted in health-at-every-size and body liberation helping clients form healthy relationships with their bodies and self. Body Image is explored in individual and group therapy, helping clients gain skills to assist in combating the negative messages received about bodies from media and peers.
Nutrition Therapy
For clients with disordered eating, nutrition therapy helps clients challenge past negative food experiences, triggers and fears using a non-diet and health-at-every-size approach to nutrition and body.
Acceptance and
Commitment Therapy
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps clients connect with their values and make meaning out of their lives through using principles based in mindfulness and acceptance of emotions.
We work hard to collaborate with your insurance provider on an out-of-network option or single case agreement. Please call us and we will give you options and verify eligibility.
Length of stay from a residential treatment program can often vary from person to person. We recommend 60 days. We believe that the longer the adolescent stays in a structured nurturing setting, the chances of long-term change are higher.
