The Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Programs serve adolescent young men who have been placed by counties through child and family services and juvenile justice departments. Although youth are placed with Trinity for a variety of circumstances, the behaviors these youth have displayed are typically in response to, and the result of, a history of trauma, abuse, neglect or abandonment. The young men often develop emotional and behavioral challenges. These factors then manifest into behaviors that require intensive, short-term residential treatment in order to mitigate identified mental health issues, change behavioral patterns and increase opportunities for success in family and community settings.

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Appropriate Adolescent Behavior Program

This short-term residential therapeutic program provides therapeutic treatment services to English and Spanish speaking adolescent males, 12 to 18 years of age, and non-minor dependents. Although youth are placed with Trinity for a variety of circumstances, they may also have substance abuse/dependency problems, anger management problems, and personal victimization issues. Depending on any additional issues a youth may have, the programs may also provide services addressing gender identity issues, victims of abuse/neglect, some medical problems, psychotropic medication, special education, and oppositional defiance.

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The short term residential therapeutic program provides therapeutic services for English and Spanish speaking male adolescents, 13 to 18 years of age, and non-minor dependents. The program specializes in populations that are gang affiliated, physically abusive, have co-occurring disorders and have multiple mental health diagnoses as identified using standard assessments.

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