Residential Adolescent Treatment Program

Making a Lasting Change in Your Child’s Behavior Often Requires Making a Change in Their Environment

By removing your child from the home and placing him or her in a new setting, Three Springs’ residential program for boys at Englishton Park gives your child, and family members, every opportunity to grow in healthy new directions. In the absence of their negative peer group, our residents begin to experience positive changes. There is no one to reinforce bad behavior.

While in our residential programs, your child lives on campus with a group of peers. Boys and girls are in separate programs. All Three Springs programs operate as a single sex campus. We believe that mixing adolescent boys and girls provides unneccesary distractions to the treatment process. Many of our children have experienced unhealthy relationships that added to the problems at home. Specialty groups offered through the programs also teach the children the importance of boundaries and respect for the opposite sex.

Your child works through a system of stages which eventually leads to graduation. With fewer distractions and positive peer culture, your child can focus on achieving his or her goals and discovering the life skills necessary to return to your family.

Click here to learn more about when to act or you can also fill out our online consultation and we will evaluate your child's needs and, if you wish, contact you by phone.

Living Away From Home Teaches Your Child the Importance of Family
Reuniting the family is the ultimate goal of treatment. From the beginning of the program, Three Springs will work with you on a plan to reunify your family. While your child is going through the program, parents will have weekly telephone calls and frequent opportunities to visit, and may call their family worker at any time. We encourage parents and family members to come to parent support weekends every month.

Find out more about how your family can be involved in your child’s progress.

Education Is an Important Part of Our Residential Programs
Your child will continue to attend an accredited school on campus. By reducing the distractions your child would have at home, he or she is better able to focus on schoolwork.

Attendance in our residential programs will not hurt your child’s future opportunities in any way. It will actually increase their opportunities by giving your child the discipline and life skills to ensure success. Learn more about our education, our accredited programs, licensing and class sizes.

Your Child Receives Complete Care
Your child will have complete access to health care and psychological services. We create an individual treatment plan approved by a psychologist for each child. He or she will eat well, live in a clean, safe environment, and be given the opportunity to make a real change.

Find out more about our treatment philosophy.

We Offer Various Residential Programs to Meet Your Child’s Specific Needs
Your child is like no other, with unique traits and individual problems. We understand that one residential program will not work for every child, so we offer different programs and levels of treatment and care to match each child’s individual needs.

• Transitional Living programs help adolescents adjust to home and community life.
• Outdoor Therapeutic programs are designed for more serious behavioral problems.
• Secure Residential programs are for adolescents with extreme emotional and behavioral problems.

Find out more about the types of programs we offer or how to choose which residential treatment program is right for your child.

When Is the Right Time To Act?
The time to act and talk with someone about your adolescent is NOW. We encourage parents to contact us and inquire about our programs before a crisis happens. Click here for more information about when to act or contact Three Springs now.

Three Springs’ Residential Programs Enable Your Child To Achieve Success
Get your child back, and get your family back. We have a long history of success. You’re invited to review a detailed summary of our results and letters of success from parents and graduates.