Turning Point Children's Social Services is a residential, home-like treatment setting for adolescent males that serves up to 16 residents and provides trauma-informed therapeutic care and educational supports as part of the LG Legacy for Kids network.
Turning Point Children's Social Services is described as an intimate, ranch-style residential home that serves a maximum of 16 adolescent male residents. The facility is presented as a private, home-like setting with spacious indoor living areas and outdoor play space.
The program uses trauma-informed approaches and offers a range of clinical services including individual and group therapy, family therapy, psychiatric monitoring and medication management, psychological and psychiatric evaluations, and individualized service planning. Medical and dental care are provided through third-party vendors.
Discharge planning and aftercare coordination begun at intake, outlining housing, ongoing counseling, step-down options and medication management; follow-up support is provided during the post-discharge period.
An assessment-driven life-skills curriculum that identifies youths' strengths and needs across domains like daily living, money management and career planning, and generates individualized learning plans delivered via individual and group lessons and everyday living opportunities.
A suite of health services that includes medical and dental care, sexual and health education, exercise programs, hygiene instruction and other self-care services, with medical services provided by external vendors.
Educational supports that pair resident school attendance in community schools with supplemental tutoring contracted through a local tutoring provider covering elementary and middle school subjects.
A trauma-informed model of care intended to help children form healthy attachments and rebuild trust while living in a home-like environment that supports emotional healing and community involvement.
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Clinical services that include individual therapy, group therapy, psycho-education groups, family therapy, and ongoing psychiatrist monitoring and medication management, along with community activities and vocational learning supports.
A short-term, structured psychotherapy model addressing trauma-related outcomes through components such as psychoeducation, parenting skills, relaxation, affect regulation, cognitive coping, trauma processing and conjoint parent-child sessions; clinicians receive specific training and outside supervision.
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