Admissions | Admissions Process and Information

Admissions Criteria

The Maples serves teenage females ages 13-18 who are struggling with mental health disorders, substance use, disordered eating, and trauma.

Your teen may qualify for The Maples Residential Psychiatric Program if she…

Has had a mental health professional recommend residential treatment programs
Experiences symptoms of eating disorders, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, depression, anxiety, or trauma
Would benefit from round the clock care as she works towards stability

Eating disorders are complex and serious medical conditions that require early-intervention and care. The Maples offers a residential treatment program for a variety of eating disorders including Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge-Eating Disorder, Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder, and Other Specified Feeding and Eating Disorders. Our licensed eating disorder professionals will provide individualized care, including the most up-to-date evidenced-based care, with compassion and understanding.

For a free over the phone assessment, please
contact us at 225-955-6935.

Insurance and Payment Information

We are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield and United Healthcare. We also work with each individual insurance provider to set up a single case agreement or out-of-network option. Please call us and we will give you options and verify eligibility.

What should I pack for residential treatment at The Maples?

What to Bring

Basic unopened toiletry and hygiene products (soap, toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, conditioner). NO ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSHES.
T-shirts (10) (No V-necks, crop-tops, tank tops, or inappropriate designs)
Shorts (10) (decent length, no spandex or biker shorts)
Sweatpants, leggings, jeans, long pants (3). Consider personal preference when packing. Should your daughter prefer leggings to shorts, please adjust accordingly.
Jacket/Sweatshirt (2) (No hoodies)
Socks (7)
Tennis shoes (1), slippers (1), boots (1) for equine therapy. (No shoes with laces, including boots)
Underwear (10)
Bras without wire ex: sport bras/tank tops, wireless bralettes (4)
Pjs/nightclothes (3)
A journal (no wires)
Photos of your loved ones
You can bring one blanket
Stuffed animal (1) (Please make sure that there is no hard plastic, battery packs, pouches, zippers, or pockets)
Headphones for school-related videos
One-piece bathing suit for summer months
Feminine hygiene products (No tampons)
30 days worth of prescriptions
Plastic reusable water bottle. (No steel or glass)

What NOT to bring

Drugs or alcohol (products containing alcohol such as mouthwash or hand sanitizer)
Weapons
Cash
Any valuables sentimental or monetary (jewelry, electronics)
Electronics (cell phone., video games, computers)
Tobacco items (vapes, e-cigs, cigarettes)
Hair clips with metal pieces
Perfumes, candles, essential oils or scented lotions
Hair dye
Fake nails or Fake eyelashes
Aerosols (dry shampoo, hairspray, deodorant, etc)
Clothes with strings (strings will need to be removed or cut out)
Hoodies
Magazines
Putty, play-doh, glue, glitter, or other craft supplies
Razors (of any sort)
Bedding (sheets, comforter, etc.)
Towels
Earring spacers (*Piercings will need to be removed (each facility determines if spacers are allowed).)

Things to be aware of

NO ELECTRONICS will be allowed inside The Maples.
NO jewelry (rings, watches, bracelets, necklaces, earrings, nose rings). Bead bracelets are allowed.
NO perfume or glass bottles
NO removable drawstrings in pants or sweatshirts.
NO hoodies
NO tampons
All items brought into The Maples will be searched by staff.

What you MAY bring but it is not required

Coloring books
Markers/crayons or Markers (Must be felt, or brush tip. Marker caps cannot have pocket clip on them)
Make-up

Allowing individuals and families to address their needs in a safe, nurturing environment, providing an increased level of self-esteem, self-worth and emotional regulation.

To start the admissions process, please complete the form linked here

Start Admissions

Call for a free screening (over the phone) to see if the program is a good fit for your teenager.