Offers a range of treatment, counseling, residential placement, and education options for children who are experiencing crisis because of mental health issues, developmental disabilities, or traumatic events. Offers home-based services to teach parenting strategies and home- and community-based individual skills training.

Provides an intensive treatment home with a highly structured environment in a positive treatment family setting for severely abused and disturbed children. Most of these children have histories of abuse and neglect resulting in their inability to fit into a family in a positive manner.

Jasper Mountain addresses all types of serious emotional and behavioral problems. The program does not screen out any serious behaviors, but is not designed for children with the primary concern being chronic psychosis or significant developmental disabilities. Jasper Mountain has developed interventions that have proven to be effective with problems such as violent behaviors, sexual acting-out, emotional problems stemming from the effects of childhood trauma, fire-setting, serious difficulties attaching and bonding to others, and delayed social development.

SAFE Center provides stabilization, assessment, and family evaluation services to children and their families. The program provides short-term residential treatment for children who are showing signs of developing serious emotional disturbance and destructive behavior patterns. Short-term crisis stays also available for children in need of immediate stabilization (72 hours). Length of stay in the program typically ranges from 3-90 days, but can go longer if deemed appropriate by the child's community team. An appropriate referral to this program would be a child who is in need of an inpatient comprehensive mental health evaluation, or who has recently been hospitalized and is in need of a less restrictive therapeutic environment. The program is also designed for children who have had one or more failed placements and are demonstrating an inability to function in a family setting. Interventions are designed to stabilize the child, determine a plan for ongoing treatment, and recommend an appropriate placement.

Cadenza is a residential treatment home that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

Momentum is a residential treatment home in Grants Pass that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that will enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

Momentum is a residential treatment home in Grants Pass that houses five young adults with serious mental and behavioral disorders. The facility is non-secure. Residents receive intensive mental health services geared toward helping them develop the thinking and coping skills that will assist them in making the transition to adulthood. Staff help them learn to navigate the work and/or education worlds and to develop skills that will enable them to attend school, work, and live independently in the community. Parents and families are always welcome.

Provides residential mental health and alcohol and drug treatment services for female juvenile offenders. Youth stay an average of six months before graduating and returning home or to other community settings. Services for residents include mental health assessments, individual and family therapy, group therapy, therapeutic recreation, social skills training, on-site education assessment and instruction, and respite care through Lane Crisis Response Team.

Residential program offers adolescents co-occurring mental health, trauma, and substance use recovery services. Programming is centered around building skills in emotional regulation, resiliency, conflict resolution, and communication, with a framework of intentional healing relationships as a strategy for long-term recovery. Team consists of clinicians, psychiatrists, group counselors, wellness counselors, and nursing staff. This is a 23-bed residential program, with an average length of stay of 21 days. Madrona provides services through a trauma-informed lens, and the staff is trained in nonviolent crisis intervention and resiliency-informed practices.

To address the physical, emotional and social needs of children and youth while providing a safe and nurturing care for treatment services or therapeutic foster care.

Oregon Family to Family Health information Center (OR F2F HIC) operates a call-in center for family members of children and youth with special needs and chronic health conditions (developmental and emotional disabilities, behavioral problems, and chronic physical illnesses) and professionals who serve them. The center specializes in providing information and resources related to health information, health care access, and special needs systems and supports. All calls are confidential.

Families may also request to be placed on an email or postal mailing list to receive regular correspondence about issues of importance to children and youth with special needs in Oregon.

Provides psychiatric residential treatment services for children who need short-term care. Treatment is solution-focused with emphasis on group, individual, and family therapy, medication management, and skill building.

Offers brief and intensive on-site psychiatric services that stabilize youth after a significant emotional or behavioral incident. Services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual and family therapies, nursing care, school instruction during the school year, and 24-hour care in a secure facility.

Provides psychiatric residential treatment services for children who need short-term care. Treatment is solution-focused with emphasis on group, individual, and family therapy, medication management, and skill building.

Offers brief and intensive on-site psychiatric services that stabilize youth after a significant emotional or behavioral incident. Services include psychiatric evaluation, medication management, individual and family therapies, nursing care, school instruction during the school year, and 24-hour care in a secure facility.