therapeutic day treatment
Therapeutic Day Treatment (TDT) is a school based service for students who exhibit emotional, mental and behavioral difficulties that impede their ability to function appropriately in school.
Goals:
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Build daily living skills
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Enhance social skills
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Improvement on measurable goals documented in the ISP
Components:
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Cognitive Behavioral Approach
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Daily Behavioral Modification in the Classroom
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Care Coordination
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Individual, Group and Family Counseling
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Crisis Support
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Collaboration with School Personnel
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Medication Management
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Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS)
TO MAKE A REFERRAL:
Call: 540-523-8008
or complete the form
Focus Areas:
Building Resiliency: Skills to help the student adapt well in the face of adversity.
Frequent Communication: With teachers, guidance counselors, school social workers, principals, parents, multi-disciplinary teams and school administration to promote the success of each student.
Social Skills Groups: Focusing on the individual needs of the school and students to increase pro-social behaviors and positive youth development.Group topics include, anger management, effective communications, healthy relationships, anti-bullying and self esteem.