ADDAM Member Programs

Alpine Academy Therapeutic Schools is a Residential Treatment Program located in Utah, just 30 minutes west of the Salt Lake City International Airport. The two separate 30+ acre campuses – one for males and one for females – serve adolescents ages 12-18. The campuses are just three miles apart. Both serve students experiencing severe emotional disturbances, including anxiety, depression, trauma, attachment and relationship issues, and social skill deficits. Established in 2001, Alpine Academy is a fully accredited school with dual-endorsed teachers at the front of every classroom. Therapy, with Master’s level clinicians, is built into the school day. Alpine is a nationally certified Teaching-Family Model treatment program. Students live in homes with trained adults, often married couples, who provide a family-like setting and serve as professional house parents. Through a strength-based, trauma-informed, individualized approach, students are taught healthy behaviors in a setting that best replicates family, school, and community life.

www.alpineacademy.org
Jill McIntyre
Business Development Director
Alpine Academy
(435) 228-0092 (office)
(801) 815-4683 (mobile)
jmcintyre@alpineacademy.org

Anderson Center for Autism’s (ACA) mission is to optimize the quality of life for individuals with autism. Located in the beautiful Hudson Valley Region, two hours north of New York City, ACA provides residential and educational programs to students ages 5-21 with a diagnosis on the autism spectrum. At Anderson Center for Autism, our evidence-based methods demonstrate realistic, steady progress and consistently make a difference in the lives of the individuals and families we serve. Based on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), our treatment approach focuses on techniques and interventions that use positive reinforcement to teach our individuals the skills they need to strive for independence and reach their full potential. Our professional team administers ABA programs that comprehensively address each individual’s educational, emotional and social needs in a proactive, positive manner. We understand that autism dramatically affects the lives of all who face it. For families, the autism community and public organizations, Anderson Center is uniquely qualified to serve as a valuable, compassionate resource by providing education, support, and outreach services, and information aimed at delivering assistance and increasing overall autism awareness.

Tracy Schober, MPA
Senior Admissions Administrator
Direct Line: 845-889-9534
Fax: 845-889-9834
tschober@andersoncares.org
Admissions – Anderson Center For Autism – ACA

Nestled in the hills of Los Angeles, Ascend Healthcare is a residential treatment center which uses a warm and inviting setting to provide evidence-based therapies to teens and adolescents from every walk of life. We offer comprehensive services equipping our teens with the coping skills, self-efficacy, and support system that will last them well beyond the time spent in our program. At Ascend, we embrace the critical roles that family and empowerment play in the journey towards recovery while establishing a deep and meaningful connection with our clients.

Ascend Healthcare has three 6-bed residential treatment centers for adolescents. Our all-gender primary mental health, dual-diagnosis, and girl’s trauma programs treat a wide array of mental health and co-occurring substance use disorders. Our all-inclusive 45-90 day program utilizes highly individualized treatment programs offering  several evidence-based therapeutic modalities, including CBT, DBT, mindfulness training, EMDR and other trauma treatments, and a wide variety of experiential therapies. Weekly family therapy is a requirement, and multi-family group therapy as well as sibling support groups are offered on weekends. Ascend accepts a wide variety of health insurance policies for treatment and is in-network with several insurance providers.

Seamus McKeon
Director of Admissions & Outreach
seamus@ascendhc.com
1(800) 646-1202

Bancroft is a leading nonprofit provider of specialized services and support for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities, including autism and those in need of neurological rehabilitation. Through its innovative continuum of care, Bancroft offers a comprehensive range of services for unlocking each person’s full potential and meeting his or her changing needs throughout their life.

For over 130 years, Bancroft has pioneered new ways of helping people with disabilities lead more independent and fulfilling lives. Headquartered in Cherry Hill, NJ, Bancroft boasts 30 programs in 16 locations serving 1,700 people annually throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, including more than 200 community-based group homes and supported apartments.

Joy Furgiuele, Director of Admissions
856.348.1153
joy.furgiuele@bancroft.org
https://www.bancroft.org/

Our Schools and Residential homes provide an environment that facilitates healthy emotional, personal and physical growth for all students with mild to severe special needs including autism, intellectual disabilities and other multiple challenges.  Students are encouraged to learn and work cooperatively and independently within their abilities.  Maintaining positive attitudes, habits of mutual respect, self-esteem, self-expression/advocacy, decision-making, and tolerance are stressed.  Learning activities are integrated into all areas of the program and are designed to build and enhance the productivity, knowledge and self-esteem of each student in our care.

The keystone in our mission of challenging all students to achieve their greatest potential is embedded in positive behavioral supports, technology and vocational training.  We offer high staff to student ratios and the integration of the Common Core and Massachusetts Frameworks into a comprehensive school and community-based curriculum that includes academics, supportive employment, recreation, social skills and community living.

Nanette Rondeau
Director of Admissions & Corporate Compliance Officer
Cardinal Cushing Centers
405 Washington Street
Hanover, MA 02339
781-829-4672 (w)
781-826-1559 (f)
nrondeau@cushingcenters.org
www.CushingCenters.org

The Center for Discovery is dedicated to serving children with significant developmental disabilities and medical frailties including a growing number of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The supports we offer are grounded in the land and our community of care and education, which for many years has integrated food and farming, science and research, and health and wellness. The Center is located near Monticello, NY.

www.thecenterfordiscovery.org
Kaitlin E. Haas, MPA
Vice President of Admissions
The Center For Discovery
O: (845) 707-8075  
F: (845) 707-8927
E: KHaas@tcfd.org

Compass Rose Academy provides a positive, nurturing environment for teenage girls ages 14-18 struggling with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and issues related to trauma, attachment, or adoption with a variety of acting out behaviors including running away, drug use, risky sexual behavior, self-harm and defiance. Our Growth Model blends intensive clinical services into a holistic Christian environment to treat body, mind, and spirit. Compass Rose Academy’s clinical program features a neuroscience-informed, affect-based approach that utilizes the central role of experience in the therapeutic process. The program also incorporates DBT skills, EMDR, neurofeedback, therapy dogs, and equine therapy to address emotion regulation, mindfulness, and trauma recovery. The evidence-based and trauma-informed Teaching-Family Model is implemented in the milieu for effectively teaching and training students in positive social/interpersonal skills. Compass Rose emphasizes highly active parent engagement through weekly virtual education groups, weekly virtual family therapy, monthly parent support group, and quarterly intensive Parent Weekends.  Our beautiful new campus is situated on our 700-acre wooded setting, offering a rural modern feel that emphasizes comfort, charm, safety, natural light, and use of outdoor spaces. Our campus and team highlight the warmth and hospitality of the hoosier heartland. In addition to an online component for credit recovery and acceleration, Compass Rose Academy’s academic program offers innovative and rigorous opportunities based on a Project-Based learning model as well as STEAM courses and vocational opportunities for students. Our partnership with Indiana Wesleyan University provides the opportunity for dual enrollment.

www.compassroseacademy.org
Madeline Spring, MA, LMHC
Outreach Director
(260) 569-4757 (office)
(614) 633-9664 (mobile)
admissions@compassroseacademy.org
madeline.spring@compassroseacademy.org

Embark Behavioral Health is a short-term, insurance based residential program for females, including those identifying female and non-binary, ages 10-14.  Located in Bend, Oregon, our program is tailored to meet the social, emotional, developmental and academic needs of the pre-adolescent and young adolescent student.  Students participate in individual, family and group therapy while also participating in many extracurricular and therapeutically supportive activities and opportunities.

www.embarkbh.com
Jenifer Parker, Admissions Director
jennifer.parker@embarkbh.com
541-318-1676

Genesee Lake School is a nationally recognized school dedicated to improving the lives of children, adolescents, and young adults with developmental disabilities, mental health disorders, neurological disorders, or emotional disturbances. In addition, we offer specialized programs for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders, Mood and Anxiety Disorders, and Complex Trauma. As a Council on Accreditation certified residential treatment program, we follow an individualized, person-centered, and integrated team approach, emphasizing positive behavioral support, therapeutic relationships, and developmentally appropriate practices. Our 160 acre campus in the wooded Wisconsin countryside is a calm and nurturing setting where students from around the country gain the skills and experiences necessary to successfully return to their families, school districts, and communities.

www.geneseelakeschool.com
Admissions Director Genesee Lake School
36100 Genesee Lake Road
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
Phone: 262-569-5510
Email: admissions@geneseelakeschool.com

Hallmark Youthcare is a safe and secure psychiatric residential treatment facility located in Richmond, Virginia serving males and females ages 11-17.  Programs offered:  general psychiatric disorders, 90 day assessment and diagnostic, ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) certified substance abuse, males with sexually acting out behaviors (ages 12-17 w/IQ 70+) and female domestic minors of sex trafficking.  Hallmark Youthcare is licensed by the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services and accredited by The Joint Commission, The Sanctuary Model® Elite Certification and an approved QRTP (Qualified Residential Treatment Provider).  Hallmark Youthcare has a licensed on-site school serving grades 6th to 12th.  Evidence-based practices include, CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy), Motivational Interviewing and Good Lives.

www.hallmarkyouthcare.org
Vassanthi I. Griffis, MBA
Director of Business Development
540.729.9118
vassi.griffis@hallmarkyouthcare.com
Admission 804.784.6432
F 804.784.5261

The Heartspring School, located in Wichita, Kansas, is a not-for-profit residential and day school serving boys and girls ages 5 – 21, from across the country. Heartspring serves students with various developmental delays and/or intellectual disabilities, but specifically specializes in serving those with an autism spectrum disorder. Most students have challenging behaviors that have interfered with their educational progress, access to their community, and life at home.

Heartspring utilizes principles of Applied Behavior Analysis and positive behavior supports to develop an individualized behavior program for each student. In addition, increasing communication skills is also a vital part of each student’s program. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is used with students who have limited functional communication to help them learn and participate in their educational program and in their community, with minimal behavioral disruptions.

www.heartspring.org
Kristina Baker – Director of Admissions & Outreach
kbaker@heartspring.org
Office: 316-634-8874
Cell: 316-214-1132

The Heritage Community is a residential treatment campus hosting 2 specialized programs for youth aged 7th grade through 17.5 years. The Elevate Academy strives to Engage and Empower students with mood and anxiety disorders, trauma or attachment issues, substance abuse, opposition and defiance in their unique boys program and girls program. The Spark Academy serves autism spectrum or neurodivergent students through a skills based program beginning with regulation skills, moving to executive functioning skills, and then emphasizing transition skills.

Located on 19 acres at the base of the mountains in Provo, Utah,  the power of the Heritage Community is the benefit of campus-wide activities bringing students together for social experiences like athletics, performing arts or school dances where they develop and practice skills for normalized teen experiences.

http://www.heritagertc.org

Kieran Reilly
Elevate Academy Admissions and Outreach Director
kieran.reilly@heritagertc.org
801-226-4658

Alaina Chatterley
Spark Academy Admissions and Outreach Director
alaina.chatterley@heritagertc.org
801-226-4654

Hillside® specializes in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for children and adolescents. Our services include psychiatric residential treatment, complete with an accredited schooling component, as well as a DBT intensive day-program and intensive in-home therapy support in Atlanta, GA.

As the first residential treatment to become a DBT-Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Programs™ in the nation, Hillside ® specializes in working with children and adolescents who struggle with mood and anxiety disorders, severe emotion dysregulation, self-harming or life-threatening behaviors, and borderline personality traits.

Our multidisciplinary team of clinicians offers individualized psychiatric care as well as adjunctive therapeutic services, such as Horticultural Therapy, Recreational Therapy, Therapeutic Drumming, Theraplay ®, and Animal Assisted Therapy.

Gaan Akers, LPC, NCC
Referral Relations Coordinator
gakers@hside.org
phone: 404-545-2163
fax: 404-892-1779
www.hside.org

The Judge Rotenberg Center (JRC) is a special needs day and residential school located in Canton, Massachusetts, licensed to serve ages five through adult.  Since 1971, JRC has provided very effective education and treatment to both emotionally disturbed students with conduct, behavior, emotional, and/or psychiatric problems, as well as those with developmental delays or on the autism spectrum.

http://www.judgerc.org
Ralph Antonelli
R.Antonelli@JUDGERC.org
(781)828-2202 EXT. 4404

Kidlink Treatment Services (KTS) is a network of specialized residential treatment centers providing programming to children and adolescents who have been unsuccessful in previous treatment settings. KTS works with parents, social services and court agencies, as well as school districts, insurance companies and managed care companies to assist them in identifying the most clinically appropriate treatment setting for their children and youth.

Our network of treatment programs includes more than 50 educational and specialized residential behavioral treatment programs. KTS provides access to treatment programs for, but not limited to, both male and female children and adolescents, children with low cognitive functioning, severe emotional disturbance, sexually abusive behaviors, psychiatric disorders as well as extreme anger and aggression issues.

www.kidlinknetwork.com

Angel Baugh
615-250-0273
angel.baugh@uhsinc.com

Angie Webb
205-886-0601
angie.webb@uhsinc.com

KidsPeace is a national non-profit organization with a full continuum of services for youth and adolescents. Our mission is to “give hope, help and healing to children, adults and those who love them”. Based out of Orefield, Pennsylvania, KidsPeace provides treatment from Maine to Georgia and as far west as Indiana. Our continuum includes in-home and community-based services, Day Treatment programs, foster care and therapeutic foster care, residential settings in Maine, Pennsylvania and Georgia, and a children’s psychiatric hospital at the Orchard Hills Campus in Orefield, Pennsylvania. Youth served is dependent on the particular service. Generally speaking, our community-based, in-home supports and foster care serve youth birth through 21 years of age, our Day Treatment programs are grades K-12, residential programs treat youth ages 6-20, and our psychiatric hospital serves youth ages 6-18.

Chris Sylvester
chris.sylvester@kidspeace.org
National Customer Relations Liaison | KidsPeace
Mail:  49 Florida Avenue, Bangor, ME  04401
Phone: 207-745-4087
Fax: 207-947-6278
Web: http://www.kidspeace.org/ |  http://www.fostercare.com/  |  http://www.teencentral.com/ |  http://www.healingmagazine.org

The King’s Daughters’ School (KDS) is a private nonprofit residential school located in Columbia, TN. KDS serves children and a limited number of adults with various intellectual disabilities, including autism, Prader-Willi Syndrome and Down Syndrome. Students must have a below average IQ and be working below grade level. At KDS, students receive core academics as well as life skills and vocational training to reach their greatest level of independence.

www.tkds.org
Donna DeJaynes, Admissions Director
donna.dejaynes@tkds.org
931-388-3810 ext. 1014
412 West 9th St. Columbia, TN 38410

Lakemary Center, founded in 1969, is located approximately 30 miles south of the Kansas City metro area and serves boys and girls 6-21 with developmental/intellectual disabilities along with concurrent psychiatric illnesses.  Children at Lakemary Center receive special education services in the accredited on-site special purpose school in their 24/7 therapeutic milieu.

www.lakemaryctr.org
Sarah Base, Admissions Specialist
Sarah.Base@lakemary.org
Main: (913) 557-4000 ext. 1013
913-557-4000

The Latham School, a program of Latham Centers Inc., has been offering a safe environment for growth and learning on our beautiful campus on Cape Cod since 1970.  At Latham students receive intensive therapy, specialized education and vocational and recreational opportunities.   The students arrive having had challenges at home, school, or both. 

Other students need more intensive ADL and vocational training to prepare them for adult living.  Latham serves students with complex special needs with a dual diagnosis of cognitive impairment and a mood disorder including autism, and students with Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS).  Latham Centers is one of the few programs in the world who works with children with PWS.

www.lathamcenters.org
Brittni Kliment
Director of Program Marketing & Admissions
Admissions@lathamcenters.org
774-353-9237

Katrina Fryklund
Director of National Outreach
admissions@lathamcenters.org
774-353-9126

Located outside of Cleveland, Monarch Center for Autism, a division of Bellefaire JCB, provides comprehensive services for individuals 3-21 with autism, as well those dually diagnosed with autism and a significant psychiatric disorder. The center includes Day School (lower, middle and upper), High School, Transition Education and Therapeutic Residential programs.

www.monarchcenterforautism.org
Cynthia Hartz, National Outreach and Marketing Specialist
hartzc@bellefairejcb.org
Mobile Phone: 216/978-3598
Direct Phone: 216/320-8317
Direct Fax: 216/932-8520
Intake Helpline: 216/320-8502

Shrub Oak is a therapeutic day and boarding school for children, adolescents, and young adults on the autism spectrum who face complex challenges and have high personal-attention needs. Located on 127 acres of rolling, wooded hills less than one hour from New York City, Shrub Oak offers unparalleled educational opportunities for students in a family-centric, supportive environment. The hallmark of the Shrub Oak program is our unique transdisciplinary approach. Each student has a team of expert teachers, clinicians, and campus life staff who collaborate closely to create Individualized Transdisciplinary Education Programs (ITEPs) tailored to each student’s specific interests and abilities.

We offer extraordinary personal attention with a classroom student-to-staff ratio of 2:1 in our Core Program and 1:1 in our Founders Program. Specialty areas include complex students with behaviors; NVLD; dual diagnoses of autism and co-occurring conditions including visual and hearing impairments; medically fragile students; and elopement.

Lauren Koffler
Head of Admissions, Communications, and Client Relations
lkoffler@shruboak.org
(914) 885-1995

Continuing a century of tradition, the Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School, is located in Chicago, near the University of Chicago campus. The school remains committed to providing the highest quality of intensive therapeutic milieu for children and adolescents (Ages 5 to 21), struggling with severe emotional challenges and/ or high functioning Autism Disorder.

The Success of the Orthogenic School is found in the balance between being a supportive residential intervention while being a strong academic program. A standout among residential treatment centers, the School provides departmentalized and college preparatory classes for high school, junior high, and elementary students, as well as a well functioning residential milieu that promotes individual autonomy at the same time promoting a sense of community. Working in collaboration with our families, we offer a safe haven and path to hope as the students move toward a happy, productive, independent young adults.

www.oschool.org
Kristin Friesen, LCSW
Director of Admissions
Ph: 773-420-2891
kfriesen@oschool.org

Stetson School Inc., an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, is the pioneering residential education facility for treating males who show problem sexual behavior.  Located on 200 wooded acres in Barre, Massachusetts, Stetson School began specializing in problem sexual behavior in 1994 for boys and young men ages 9-22, and has since expanded to include treating students with conduct disorders such as oppositional and pervasive disorders, anxiety disorders, autism spectrum disorder and other cognitive impairments.  Stetson School offers latency, alternative learning and transitional living services, as well as psychosocial/sexual and educational assessments.

www.sevenhills.org/stetsonschool
Pete Gow
Marketing and Outreach Coordinator
pgow@stetsonschool.org
978-355-4541×4128

T.C. Harris School is a nationally-recognized residential treatment center and therapeutic school that puts into action the spirit of our work to advocate for and develop the skills of students with intellectual/developmental disabilities with a co-occurring mental health diagnosis.  Our model and philosophy of upholding a strong therapeutic and academic program as the only means to achieve lifelong success for students with special needs sets the stage for our students to excel.

Our treatment program is relationship based, emphasizing positive behavioral supports, collaborative problem solving, and trauma informed care.  Our education program is accredited by the Indiana Department of Education and is aligned with IN Common Core Standards and each student’s IEP goals. We integrate our therapeutic and educational programs to help students locally and from around the country gain the skills and experiences necessary to be successful and as independent as possible in life.

www.TCHarris.com
Shelby Baugh, MSW 
Director of Admissions
T.C. Harris School & Academy 
T: 765.448.4220 ext. 5320  | F: 765.448.4217
shelby.baugh@tcharris.com 

Youth Opportunity is dedicated to empowering young people to become successful and independent by establishing the strong foundations of physical and emotional health, positive social and family relationships and education. Today’s youth are challenged like never before. Some struggle with substance abuse, mental health or behavioral issues while others are victims of neglect or unthinkable crimes such as human trafficking. Without comprehensive treatment, these young people can develop severe emotional and behavioral issues that they carry into adulthood. Youth Opportunity is committed to improving the lives of at-risk youth by giving them the tools they need to succeed and paving the way for a better future.

Maytte Dusseau, M.S.Ed.
Director of Admission Services
Cell (352) 504-8911
Referrals@youthopportunity.com