Brandon School and Residential Treatment Center

Specialty Treatment residence: provides programming for clients with multiple barriers to overall functioning due to concerns of problematic sexualized behaviors, attachment issues, trauma issues, often their own sexual abuse history, poor understanding of social skills and boundaries. They often have trouble navigating the social realm and world around them, sometimes exhibiting depression and low self-esteem, occasional suicidality concerns, and mixed family involvement due to behaviors leading to placement. Often youth who are involved within the legal system, including sorb/state registry for sexual offenders, are referred to Brandon's sbp for Treatment. Brandon continues to engage in advocacy for youth that support and accurately portray the Treatment needs and progress/barriers of youth and working with juvenile justice systems to provide the best pathway for future success of youth served.

Intensive Residential: this program strives to prepare youth for a successful transition back into their families and home community by providing consistent care and a corrective learning experience. The focus of the program is on group interaction, behavioral change, while developing varied levels of independence within a highly structured milieu.

Intensive day: Brandon's day school provides a structured learning environment similar to that of a public school but on a much smaller scale. In this supportive and highly structured learning environment, students improve their academic and social skills, develop more appropriate behavioral controls and improve their self-esteem.

The hospital diversion program offers an alternative to inpatient hospitalization for a wide range of at-risk youth who can function in an unlocked setting. Program provides highly structured and staff-secure services emphasizing accurate diagnosis, Treatment planning, stabilization and safety. Intensive clinical and psychiatric services are provided weekly.