Bill’s Place®
Bill’s Place®
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Intensive Treatment
Bill’s Place provides a closely supervised environment for the treatment of the most serious emotional and behavioral problems, such as suicidal or self-harming conditions, psychotic symptoms, sexual behavior problems and behavioral issues complicated by medical problems.
Our services include:
- Comprehensive child and family evaluation
- Group, individual and family therapy
- Master-level counselors
- Trauma-focused cognitive-behavioral therapy
- Crisis Prevention Institute Nonviolent Crisis Intervention®
- Collaborative Problem Solving approach
- 3:1 staff ratio
- Speech, language and recreational therapies
- Physical and occupational therapy rooms
- Sensory therapy rooms containing leading-edge tactile equipment
- Neurofeedback therapy program
A Focus on Education
While they don’t leave the facility, our youth do experience the routine and discipline of going to school. This ensures they stay on track, earn a degree or can return to a traditional school after leaving.
- Special, individualized curricula
- Traditional classrooms
- Accredited to offer diplomas
- Modern computer lab
- Individual focus on returning to grade-level skill
Therapeutic Recreation
Certified recreational therapists regularly engage the youth in therapeutic activities in order to teach teamwork, encourage sportsmanship, strengthen trust, improve communication and allow children to expend “stored-up” energy.
Activities include:
- Art center
- Library
- Computer lab
- Exercise room
- Swimming pool
- Gymnasium
- Outside playground
- Theater and musical performance room
- West African-style therapeutic drumming
- Neurofeedback therapy program
Safe and Secure
While Bill’s Place is a fully monitored, hardware-secured residential environment where safety is a top priority, large and open spaces filled with natural light help alleviate the institutional quality often associated with programs featuring this level of intensity and security.
Our facility includes:
- Close supervision by a child-and-adolescent psychiatrist
- 24-hour nursing care
- An enhanced health clinic with nursing and psychiatric staff, pediatricians, dentists and optometrists
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7426 Memphis Arlington Road
Memphis, TN 38135 | Phone: 901-252-7980 | Fax: 901-252-7990To inquire about referring a child to a Youth Villages residential treatment center that meets his or her treatment needs, please complete our referral form.
Social News
Sabrina hopes to one day become a foster parent because she wants to share her story with children like her! Until then, she is looking to find her forever family. A simple share could be the first step in Sabrina finding a family of her own.
www.youthvillages.org/Profiles/sabrina/
“By strengthening and restoring families, we can give them the best chance for success, and I’m hopeful this award will shine a light on the most effective solutions." - Patrick Lawler
Last night, many outstanding people and organizations were honored at this year's Multiplying Good Jefferson Awards for their passionate work not only in the communities around them but around the country. It is an honor to stand with so many who are actively changing our world for the better. We wouldn't be who we are without our dedicated team who continue to put the needs of our youth and families first. Congratulations to our leader Pat Lawler and ALL Jefferson Award honorees for such an inspirational night. #CelebrateGood
Congratulations Pat. You are awesome 👏♥️
Hey Pat Lawler that’s awesome....you are a wonderful person and thanks for all you do...
Patrick Lawler I am so proud of you!
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Today our CEO, Pat Lawler will receive the distinguished National Jefferson Award for Outstanding Service Benefiting the Disadvantaged. Thanks to The Daily Memphian for beautifully sharing Pat's story. bit.ly/2G3DqVV
Reserve your seat for tonight's Jefferson Award Show:
www.multiplyinggood.org/what-we-do/jefferson-awards/attend-the-jefferson-awards/2020
Youth Villages leader to get award, but he's not done yet
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Pat Lawler has run Youth Villages for 40 years, and has made the program so effective that it has led to a national model.Pat rocks! I’m so proud to work for him and this wonderful organization!
Congratulations Pat! A visionary and amazing Leader so 😆👏🏽Deserving
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Congratulations Pat! Very well deserved.... 💕
Congratulations, Pat! Well-deserved!!
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Every year, approximately 20,000 young people, like Ary, age out of the child welfare system. Turning 18, she was proud to have achieved high school graduation; completed the broadcast and video production course at Frances Tuttle Technical Center; and enrolled at Oklahoma State University to major in entrepreneurship. But obstacles began to hit fast and led Ary to being connected to one of our LifeSet specialist.
“My LifeSet Specialist, Hannah Bluege, really took the time to build a relationship with me,” Ary said. “I have so much to talk about, but I don’t like to let people in all the time. She took the time to let me work at my own pace. She’s persistent and caring and that means a lot to someone who doesn’t have anyone.”
Though some obstacles, including Covid-19, have paused her work, Ary continues to be an advocate for other transition-age youth. She’s looking forward to getting back to work and saving money to return to college. Read Ary's full story: bddy.me/3mLBPoG
How does it feel to “age out” of foster care? | Youth Villages
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Every year, approximately 20,000 young people turn 18 in child welfare systems without ever being reunited with their biological family. Ary, a young woman receiving help in Youth Villages Oklahoma’s LifeSet program experienced the ups and downs of that big birthday.When Covid-19 first hit earlier this year, there was panic, hysteria and confusion. In spite of it all, our staff, like Kendra Dzingle, did not hesitate to leap into action! Kendra knew that with schools and businesses closing, families would be under incredible stress and, in some cases, worrying how to feed their children without school. Kendra created an internal document full of resources for her families and even got her colleagues involved. They added to the list when a new resource was found, allowing everyone an easy way to share information. This meant families had access to more resources than they might otherwise through a single specialist. "Kendra said, let’s figure it out – they need resources,” said Christina, a Youth Villages Program Representative. “Families are now laid off, and let’s think about how can we help them more.” Visit the link for Kendra's full story.
bddy.me/2FO1tsd
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