There are times when your teen may require more support than outpatient therapy can provide. When typical therapy models are not enough, long-term treatment in a residential center can help. At The Maples, our expert and empathetic team of providers can help your child find emotional and behavioral wellness.
Our Hammond residential treatment center supports teens who are dealing with mental health or substance abuse concerns. We provide support for our patients and their families as they seek wellness and growth. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and learn more.
Long-term treatment for adolescents provides structured support in the safe environment of our Hammond center. This allows your teen to focus on recovery without distractions or stresses from their daily life. During treatment, our patients participate in several therapies to develop coping mechanisms and life skills.
Our psychiatric residential treatment facility in Hammond serves younger teens, from ages 13 to 16. We focus primarily on mental health concerns, such as depression and anxiety, and mild substance abuse disorders, including vaping, marijuana, and alcohol use.
Treatments at our location usually last from 60 to 90 days and include three to five hours of family work each week. Our therapies strive to help your teen develop healthy coping skills and offer resources to help family members provide support during their recovery.
The compassionate team at our Hammond residential therapy center is dedicated to your teen’s health and wellness. Patients meet with a therapist twice a week, a psychiatrist weekly, and a weekly substance abuse support group as needed.
We also offer a variety of therapeutic activities to help your teen heal. Each patient’s care plan is customized to their unique needs, interests, and preferences.
During equine therapy, your teen can develop a relationship with a horse under the guidance of a professional therapist. By introducing horses into the therapeutic experience, equine therapy helps clients develop self-confidence, emotional regulation, and responsibility. These qualities can help patients who are dealing with trauma, anxiety, and depression.
The goal of both music and art therapy is to engage a client’s creative and rhythmic mind to allow ease of expression. These non-verbal forms of therapy can help with mental, physical, and emotional well-being and often include such activities as:
Not only do these activities encourage healthy emotional expression, but allow patients to form bonds with one another in a non-traditional therapy setting.
A part of traditional Chinese medicine, Chai Gong focuses on optimizing energy within the body, mind, and spirit through exercise. This practice involves regulating your mind, breath, and your body’s movement and posture.
Narrative therapy empowers patients to develop stories about their lives that are helpful to them. These stories can focus on abilities, relationships with others, school, and self-esteem. Narrative therapy can help with:
Crafting personal stories can provide your teen with a different perspective, supporting their healing journey.
Motivational interviewing is a counseling method that helps patients manage feelings of insecurity and ambivalence, empowering them with the internal motivation to change their behavior. This practical and empathetic process recognizes that making life changes can be challenging.
A person’s teenage years can be difficult, and if your family needs extra support during this time, our team at The Maples can help. Contact our Hammond residential treatment center today to partner with us throughout your teen’s treatment. We can personalize care for your teenager and help them on their path to growth and wellness.
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