Treatment Centers in Trout Creek, MT
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Big Sky Treatment, formerly The Raleigh House - Montana, offers an outpatient treatment program in Kalispell, MT, for individuals facing drug & alcohol addiction, mental health challenges & co-occurring disorders. Our accredited facility embraces evidence-based, trauma-informed care, including Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) & Experiential Therapy, such as equine therapy, ropes courses & art therapy. Designed for both adults & adolescents, a team of dually-licensed professionals supports our personalized approach & we accept many insurances. Nestled in the heart of Montana’s breathtaking landscape, we offer a world-renowned location that enhances the healing process and allows patients to reset and move forward.
Big Sky Treatment, formerly The Raleigh House - Montana, offers an outpatient treatment program in Kalispell, MT, for individuals facing drug & alcohol addiction, mental health challenges & co-occurring disorders. Our accredited facility embraces evidence-based, trauma-informed care, including Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) & Experiential Therapy, such as equine therapy, ropes courses & art therapy. Designed for both adults & adolescents, a team of dually-licensed professionals supports our personalized approach & we accept many insurances. Nestled in the heart of Montana’s breathtaking landscape, we offer a world-renowned location that enhances the healing process and allows patients to reset and move forward.
We understand how heartbreaking it is to watch your adolescent or teen struggle with severe mental health conditions like suicidal thoughts, self-harm, depression and anxiety. As a parent or teen, the weight of these conditions can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone. Our residential treatment center in Bend, Oregon provides 24/7 care in a safe, home-like environment for adolescents and teens ages 13-17 of all genders. With constant supervision from a compassionate, experienced team, we offer personalized treatment designed to promote emotional safety and healing. Each day is structured with therapy, therapeutic activities and emotional support to your teen as they move forward toward lasting mental wellness. Our residential treatment centers are here to help your family and are designed to give your teen the structure and support they need to build a healthier life.
We understand how heartbreaking it is to watch your adolescent or teen struggle with severe mental health conditions like suicidal thoughts, self-harm, depression and anxiety. As a parent or teen, the weight of these conditions can feel overwhelming, but you're not alone. Our residential treatment center in Bend, Oregon provides 24/7 care in a safe, home-like environment for adolescents and teens ages 13-17 of all genders. With constant supervision from a compassionate, experienced team, we offer personalized treatment designed to promote emotional safety and healing. Each day is structured with therapy, therapeutic activities and emotional support to your teen as they move forward toward lasting mental wellness. Our residential treatment centers are here to help your family and are designed to give your teen the structure and support they need to build a healthier life.
The Eating Disorder Center of Montana specializes in treating all kinds of eating disorders for all genders. With a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, we take an evidence-based and holistic approach to care, seeking to treat not just eating disorder behaviors, but also the root cause. We guide our patients to address their stressors, moving beyond disordered coping to free them to live wholeheartedly. Program services include a combination of individual, family, and group psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and rehabilitation, psycho-education, supervised meal encounters, yoga, music therapy, art therapy, outdoor time, and more, all in a welcoming and cozy setting. At EDCMT, we provide intake appointments to all patients, which include an hour with a registered dietitian and 90 minutes with a psychotherapist. After the initial intake appointments, we recommend a specific level of care based on the unique needs of each person.
The Eating Disorder Center of Montana specializes in treating all kinds of eating disorders for all genders. With a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, we take an evidence-based and holistic approach to care, seeking to treat not just eating disorder behaviors, but also the root cause. We guide our patients to address their stressors, moving beyond disordered coping to free them to live wholeheartedly. Program services include a combination of individual, family, and group psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and rehabilitation, psycho-education, supervised meal encounters, yoga, music therapy, art therapy, outdoor time, and more, all in a welcoming and cozy setting. At EDCMT, we provide intake appointments to all patients, which include an hour with a registered dietitian and 90 minutes with a psychotherapist. After the initial intake appointments, we recommend a specific level of care based on the unique needs of each person.
Turning Winds is a residential treatment program for teens that integrates a non-traditional, therapeutic process that facilitates constructive growth in our students that are struggling with a diverse mix of behavioral challenges. These key program components include academic credit recovery, equine therapy, international service projects, outdoor and recreational therapies, substance abuse education, and trauma informed care. Turning Winds utilizes a unique blend of professionals that melds multiple disciplines to tailor a clinically driven, personalized relationship based treatment approach for teens that enroll; thus, inspiring a path of self-confidence, self-reliance, happiness and success.Our program can accommodate a total enrollment of 42 students with an average length of stay that lasts between 6 to 12 months. However, we extend into longer periods of treatment as deemed clinically appropriate.
Turning Winds is a residential treatment program for teens that integrates a non-traditional, therapeutic process that facilitates constructive growth in our students that are struggling with a diverse mix of behavioral challenges. These key program components include academic credit recovery, equine therapy, international service projects, outdoor and recreational therapies, substance abuse education, and trauma informed care. Turning Winds utilizes a unique blend of professionals that melds multiple disciplines to tailor a clinically driven, personalized relationship based treatment approach for teens that enroll; thus, inspiring a path of self-confidence, self-reliance, happiness and success.Our program can accommodate a total enrollment of 42 students with an average length of stay that lasts between 6 to 12 months. However, we extend into longer periods of treatment as deemed clinically appropriate.
The Eating Disorder Center of Montana specializes in treating all kinds of eating disorders for all genders. With a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, we take an evidence-based and holistic approach to care, seeking to treat not just eating disorder behaviors, but also the root cause. We guide our patients to address their stressors, moving beyond disordered coping to free them to live wholeheartedly. Program services include a combination of individual, family, and group psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and rehabilitation, psycho-education, supervised meal encounters, yoga, music therapy, art therapy, outdoor time, and more, all in a welcoming and cozy setting. At EDCMT, we provide intake appointments to all patients, which include an hour with a registered dietitian and 90 minutes with a psychotherapist. After the initial intake appointments, we recommend a specific level of care based on the unique needs of each person.
The Eating Disorder Center of Montana specializes in treating all kinds of eating disorders for all genders. With a multidisciplinary team of clinicians, we take an evidence-based and holistic approach to care, seeking to treat not just eating disorder behaviors, but also the root cause. We guide our patients to address their stressors, moving beyond disordered coping to free them to live wholeheartedly. Program services include a combination of individual, family, and group psychotherapy, nutrition counseling and rehabilitation, psycho-education, supervised meal encounters, yoga, music therapy, art therapy, outdoor time, and more, all in a welcoming and cozy setting. At EDCMT, we provide intake appointments to all patients, which include an hour with a registered dietitian and 90 minutes with a psychotherapist. After the initial intake appointments, we recommend a specific level of care based on the unique needs of each person.
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