A Tip Sheet for Families Considering a Residential Program (expanded version)
Family members of children who have received residential services helped prepare this Family Tip Sheet so that you and others can benefit from their experience. Please use this Family Tip Sheet to help you (1) think about what is most important to you and to your child and (2) decide which questions you might want to ask when considering a residential program for your child.
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services
A Tip Sheet for Families Considering a Residential Program (short version)
Family members of children who have received residential services helped prepare this Family Tip Sheet so that you and others can benefit from their experience. Please use this Family Tip Sheet to help you (1) think about what is most important to you and to your child and (2) decide which questions you might want to ask when considering a residential program for your child.
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services
Family-to-Family (F2F) Health Information Center Fact Sheet (English)
In addition to helping families navigate the special education system, ECAC also specializes in helping families navigate health related systems in NC.
Categories: Disability and Health Condition Specific Information, Guardianship and Alternatives, Health Care in Schools, Housing/Independent Living, Medicaid and Medicaid Waivers, Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services, Special Needs Financial Planning and Financial Resources, Social and Recreation, SSI and SSDI, Transition to Adulthood
Inside Info on Residential Program from Youth Who Have Been There (expanded version)
Starting residential treatment can be hard, but knowing what to expect can help. Those of us who wrote “Your Life – Your Future” have all been where you are right now. Sometimes we felt lost and like we were thrown into a difficult situation. We put this information together to help you (1) understand what to expect and (2) to get what you need to take charge of your recovery. If you have difficulty getting answers to your questions, make sure you tell your family or guardians and your care coordinator.
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services
Inside Info on the Residential Program from Youth Who Have Been There
Starting residential treatment can be hard, so knowing what to expect can help. You might feel alone or angry or scared, and you may be concerned that no one will listen to you and your concerns. We have been right where you are now. We put this information together to help you benefit from our experience.
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services
Mobile Outreach Response, Engagement & Stabilization (MORES)
Enhanced crisis response for children, adolescents and families. Behavioral health crises can be serious, but most do not require a visit to a hospital emergency department. Using other specialized crisis services may connect you more quickly to care and ongoing resources to support recovery
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services
NC START
The NC START program provides prevention and intervention services to individuals with intellectual/ developmental disabilities and complex behavioral needs through crisis response, training, consultation, and education.
Categories: Residential Treatment - Crisis Intervention Services