Youth Treatment Programs

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Youth Facilities & Services

Children and Family Services

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The Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center – Lincoln (YRTC-Lincoln) offers evidence-based cognitive behavioral, skill-building and substance abuse programming, to include:

Additional groups include an outpatient level substance use education and prevention curriculum and team building.
Individual therapy is also offered to youth with behavioral, mental health, and substance abuse needs. Therapists use an integrated care model to addressed co-occurring issues.
Youth who have the need, will receive management for psychotropic medications through an Adolescent Psychiatrist.
The Program Coordinator works with youth in developing case plans to determine individual program participation.

Youth can earn incentives and privileges based on positive behavior.

The Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center – Kearney (YRTC-Kearney) offers evidence-based cognitive behavioral, skill-building and substance abuse programming, to include:

Additional groups include youth feedback, and team building.
Individual therapy is also offered to youth with behavioral, mental health, and substance abuse needs. Therapists use an integrated care model to addressed co-occurring issues.
Youth who have the need, will receive management for psychotropic medications through a contracted Adolescent Psychiatrist or a Psychiatric APRN.
Case Managers and therapists work together to develop case plans with outcomes determined by each youth's risks and needs. Other assessments are used to determine treatment needs.
Youth can earn incentives and privileges based on positive behavior. Incentives can include group outings, special treats, or other fun on-campus activities.
Youth may also participate in community service projects, based on positive behaviors, and earned privileges.

The Youth Rehabilitation and Treatment Center – Hastings (YRTC-Hastings) offers evidence-based cognitive behavioral and skill-building programming, to include:

Additional groups include youth feedback, drug use education and prevention and team building.
Individual therapy is also offered to youth with behavioral, mental health, and substance abuse needs. Therapists use an integrated care model to addressed co-occurring issues.
Youth who have the need, will receive management for psychotropic medications through a Psychiatric APRN.
Case Managers and therapists work together to develop case plans with outcomes determined by each youth's risks and needs. Other assessments are used to determine treatment needs.
Youth can earn incentives and privileges based on positive behavior. Incentives can include group outings, special treats, or other fun on-campus activities.
Youth also participate in Voices. A nationally acclaimed gender specific program of self-discovery and empowerment connected to abuse and trauma.

The Whitehall PRTF assesses, treats, and re-engages youth with their families and communities. Each program relies on evidence-based interventions developed for adolescent males, ages 13 through 18, who struggle with substance use disorders and/or those who have engaged in sexually harmful behaviors.
Treatment planning involves input from a multidisciplinary team and youth participate in various psychoeducational and evidence-based cognitive behavioral programming such as: