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Posted: Jul 12, 2013, 00:43
PROJECT PATCH
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Garden Valley, Idaho
Jessica Hohman
360-690-8495
jhohman@projectpatch.org
www.projectpatch.org
Project Patch is a Christian non-profit organization with a passion for building stronger families and helping at-risk teens. Our goal is to equip and empower communities to support families as they navigate life's challenges, and we do this through parenting seminars, our residential behavioral treatment facility, and our family center.
The Project Patch youth ranch is located in Garden Valley, Idaho, on 169 acres of forested riverside land. Co-ed residents ages 12-17 stay an average of 14 months doing therapy and recreation, continuing their education at an on-site accredited and licensed high school, and doing community service. Teens learn responsibility, anger management, and how to deal with past trauma.
Project Patch can help issues with ADHD, attachment, authority, anger-control, sexual abuse, and grief, oppositional defiance, rebelliousness, minor runaways, petty theft or shoplifting, poor decision-making skills, poor peer choices, and thinking errors such as blaming or rationalization.
Patch cannot help drug and alcohol addictions (teens with these addictions are referred to a 21-day program; upon completion of treatment, Patch may be a viable option for their secondary needs), atively suicidal teens, chronic runaways, compounding mental helath issues (psychotic, personality disorders, unstable bipolar, etc.), violent or sex offenders, fire starters, or bulimic, anorexic, or pregnant teens.
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