- SOS is a 14 bed residential program that meets the special needs of adolescent substance abusers and prospective residents must be between the ages of 13 and 18 years old.
- All SOS residents are required to participate in an educational program.
- Adolescents live together in a structured setting, explore personal issues, and develop life management skills required to increase chances for recovery.
- Treatment includes attending individual and group therapy, drug education groups, multi-family groups, and 12-step support groups.
- Home Passes are considered to be an important aspect of the treatment process and are awarded based on the resident\'s current phase of treatment.
- SOS considers family participation to be a key component in the successful treatment of our residents.
- Parents, self-referrals, schools, Department of Juvenile Justice, and the Department of Children and Families make up the population referral base.