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High Impact Program/Intensive Supervision Program

(H.I.P.)

Mission

To provide a safe and therapeutic environment within a residential program for court-adjudicated youth, ages 12-18, who are in need of intensive intervention to reduce the risk of long-term placement and to decrease reoccurring incidents of maladaptive community behavior. The duration of this program is anywhere from 90 to 120 days. Assement includes an individual service plan, a court accountability plan, educational needs, the parent-child relationship, and parenting skills.

Treatment Components

Parent Reunification

  • On-Site Visits

  • Off-Site Visits

  • Weekly Family Sessions

Education

Discharge Plan

Competence Development

  • Independent Living

  • Victim Awareness

  • "Courage to Change" series

  • Aggression Replacement Training

  • Body Wellness Activities

Court Accountability Plan

  • Apology Letters

  • Community Services

Processing Sessions

  • Daily Individual Sessions

  • Daily Group Sessions

  • On-Site Classroom

  • G.E.D. Prep

  • Modified Homeschooled Program

  • Credit Recovery Program

  • Transition/Coordination of Services

  • Treatment Team Meeting

  • Parent-Child Discharge Plan

Program Outcomes

  1. Pre- and Post- Evaluation

  2. Community protection/accountability while increasing competency development

  3. Successful transition to home and school in order to prevent long-term out-of-home care

Our follow-up assessment is conducted with family, youth, and a county representative after 60 days and again after 6 months.

Referrals

Intensive Supervision/High Impact Program and Emergency Shelter please contact:

Kristy Cole-Prenatt at (814) 734-4951 or (814) 734-9909 (after hours) or

kcole-prenatt@hermitagehouse.org


Referral Packet needs to include social history including psychiatric evaluations, court summary, intake information, and other pertinent information. 

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