Rose Center for Girls Treatment
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Although admission requirements vary based on the individual program, primarily, we treat hard-to-help, hard-to-place children who have emotional and behavioral problems plus co-occurring medical issues and failed at numerous other programs.
Rose Center for Girls provides a closely supervised environment to treat children and youth who suffer from the most serious emotional and behavioral problems, such as suicidal or self-harming conditions, psychotic symptoms, sexual behavior problems and behavioral issues complicated by chronic medical problems.
Sometimes girls need extra attention. Our staff can give one-on-one support when extra help is needed. The strong bonds the girls develop when they feel that our staff care about them personally can be the key to success for a girl who previously refused to participate in treatment.
Treatment components include:
- Comprehensive child and family evaluation.
- 24-hour nursing care and close supervision by a child-and-adolescent psychiatrist.
- Group, individual, and family therapy with master’s-level counselors and licensed mental health professionals.
- A highly structured environment with small groups of children focused on specific treatment needs.
- A 3:1 staff ratio, with staff specifically trained and assigned based on each child’s needs.
- Children attend school at the center with curriculum modified according to the educational needs of each child.
- Related therapies — speech, language, vocational, recreational — are provided.Special treatment modalities are offered as well, including:
- Trauma-Focused Cognitive-Behavior Therapy (TF-CBT)
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We’re excited to extend our LifeSet program to the state of Kentucky! LifeSet has been the bridge to successful adulthood for over 20,000 young people aging out of foster care across the country. We look forward to reaching more young lives in Kentucky. Welcome to the team!
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