New Hope Manor residential treatment center is a safe, nurturing, and therapeutic environment for young women who are struggling with substance abuse and mental health concerns. The residential setting provides a family-like structure to encourage trusting, healthy relationships. Located in a Victorian Style home, up to 20 diverse young women between the ages of 12 and 18 live in a home setting which provides personal and community space.
All residents participate in weekly individual and family clinical sessions and daily therapeutic groups. Therapeutic group topics include but are not limited to: Dialectical Behavioral Therapy group, Seven Challenges substance abuse group , Daily living skills and process groups, as well as other clinical groups such as grief and loss, anger management and trauma.
The overarching clinical treatment models are based on Risking Connections and DBT Treatment. Risking Connection® is a therapeutic model designed to aid victims of trauma to employ skills and cognitive changes towards building and sustaining healthy relationships. DBT teaches skills for distress tolerance and taking charge of personal feelings.
Individualized treatment planning, medical services and care plans and psychiatric evaluation and management are monitored and updated by a comprehensive treatment team.
Therapeutic recreation, special enrichment activities and daily living skills are all part of the holistic environment provided by the group living staff. Click here for a glance at a typical day.
Summit School, New Hope Manor’s Special Education and clinical day school, offers clients the opportunity to be academically and socially successful in a supportive structured environment.
Our residential treatment program is designed for clients to reside for the duration of their treatment while our therapeutic group homes offer a longer term residence to children needing more intensive clinical services.
