The journey through residential treatment is challenging enough without discovering the therapies promised aren’t being delivered. By asking pointed questions, documenting responses, and maintaining involvement, you create accountability that benefits your child and potentially improves the facility’s practices for all residents.
Utah’s Department of Human Services (DHS) licenses RTCs but does not require general liability or professional liability insurance. This means facilities can legally operate without coverage for negligent supervision, and abuse allegations.
Ensuring the safety and well-being of their child requires parents to be diligent and assertive in seeking comprehensive information from these RTC’s.
If an RTC discourages or refuses to answer a parent from asking questions about those basic items, a parent should skip consideration of that RTC and move on to another more professional facility if at all possible.
Navigating the complexities of adolescent mental health can be incredibly challenging, particularly when a girl is struggling with conditions like Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) or Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD).
Navigating the challenges of adolescent mental health is overwhelming, especially with Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED). At Wildflower Mountain Ranch, we support girls facing such difficulties.
They are just defiant against people in authority like their parents or their teachers. Understanding the nuances of both IED and ODD is crucial for effective treatment.
This article delves into the different attachment styles, their impact on adopted children, and how specialized treatment programs can help foster secure attachments.
Understanding attachment styles is essential for parents and caregivers, especially when working with adopted children who may have experienced trauma or disruptions in their early attachments
Is your daughter struggling with early childhood trauma? Wildflower Mountain Ranch a residential treatment center for girls can provide the support and therapeutic environment she needs to heal and thrive.