School Based Services
School Based Services
Therapeutic Day Treatment
Therapeutic Day Treatment is a program that provides a combination of therapeutic services and evaluation within the traditional school setting to student’s exhibiting emotional and behavioral concerns that hinder their ability to function successfully in the school environment. Therapeutic Day Treatment Counselors work with students in the educational setting to decrease disruptive behavior, increase focus, assist students in exhibiting age appropriate classroom behavior, and other emotional/behavioral needs. In Therapeutic Day Treatment we assess treatment needs, complete diagnostic evaluations, and utilize evidence-based therapeutic techniques. The goal of Therapeutic Day Treatment is to support students and teachers, allowing all students to learn and teachers to teach. We work with teachers and administration to reduce the need to remove a student from the classroom environment, reduce office interventions, and prevent out of school placement. Funding for Therapeutic Day Treatment can often be secured through Medicaid or other sources.
Curriculum
FPS incorporates the evidenced-based curriculum Skill-streaming into our Therapeutic Day Treatment programs. Skill-streaming provides systematic interventions that promote prosocial skill development. The program implements social learning techniques according to individual development to increase prosocial behavior and generalization of skills to other settings.
Skillstreaming employs pre and post skills assessment and a four-part training approach to teach essential prosocial skills to students through:
- Modeling
- Role Playing
- Performance Feedback
- Generalization
Outcomes
FPS believes that we are only as good as our outcomes. To ensure viability and the efficacy of our programming, data on each student is collected throughout the school year. This data includes a review of the annual progress in prosocial skills development, as well as progress/monitoring of administrative and clinical areas.
Therapeutic Day Treatment provides each of these services in balance with the child’s needs:
1: Group therapy (problem solving, anger management, impulse control, etc.)
2: Case coordination and collaboration with families, schools and community partners
3: Prosocial skills development to enhance social and interpersonal skills
4: Medication education and management
5: Individual and family psychotherapy
6: Daily behavior modification
7: Crisis treatment
8: Direct time spent in the classroom with the child
Summer Program
FPS also offers a Therapeutic Day Treatment Summer Program devoted to maintaining, sustaining and increasing the prosocial skills learned by students during the school year. The continued mental health needs of these students are addressed through recreation, art, music and drama. Community outings are provided as clinically necessary to enhance individual treatment. The purpose of outings are multifaceted to include: appropriate communication skills, social skills, behavior regulation training, etc.
Professional Development
Therapeutic Day Treatment and clinical leaders from across the state receive extensive training throughout the year and are available to offer training to your schools on a variety of clinical topics including Trauma Informed Care.
Therapeutic Day Treatment
Therapeutic Day Treatment is a program that provides a combination of therapeutic services and evaluation within the traditional school setting to student’s exhibiting emotional and behavioral concerns that hinder their ability to function successfully in the school environment. Therapeutic Day Treatment Counselors work with students in the educational setting to decrease disruptive behavior, increase focus, assist students in exhibiting age appropriate classroom behavior, and other emotional/behavioral needs. In Therapeutic Day Treatment we assess treatment needs, complete diagnostic evaluations, and utilize evidence-based therapeutic techniques. The goal of Therapeutic Day Treatment is to support students and teachers, allowing all students to learn and teachers to teach. We work with teachers and administration to reduce the need to remove a student from the classroom environment, reduce office interventions, and prevent out of school placement. Funding for Therapeutic Day Treatment can often be secured through Medicaid or other sources.
Therapeutic Day Treatment provides each of these services in balance with the child’s needs:
1: Group therapy (problem solving, anger management, impulse control, etc.)
2: Case coordination and collaboration with families, schools and community partners
3: Prosocial skills development to enhance social and interpersonal skills
4: Medication education and management
5: Individual and family psychotherapy
6: Daily behavior modification
7: Crisis treatment
8: Direct time spent in the classroom with the child
Curriculum
FPS incorporates the evidenced-based curriculum Skill-streaming into our Therapeutic Day Treatment programs. Skill-streaming provides systematic interventions that promote prosocial skill development. The program implements social learning techniques according to individual development to increase prosocial behavior and generalization of skills to other settings.
Skillstreaming employs pre and post skills assessment and a four-part training approach to teach essential prosocial skills to students through:
- Modeling
- Role Playing
- Performance Feedback
- Generalization
Summer Program
FPS also offers a Therapeutic Day Treatment Summer Program devoted to maintaining, sustaining and increasing the prosocial skills learned by students during the school year. The continued mental health needs of these students are addressed through recreation, art, music and drama. Community outings are provided as clinically necessary to enhance individual treatment. The purpose of outings are multifaceted to include: appropriate communication skills, social skills, behavior regulation training, etc.
Outcomes
FPS believes that we are only as good as our outcomes. To ensure viability and the efficacy of our programming, data on each student is collected throughout the school year. This data includes a review of the annual progress in prosocial skills development, as well as progress/monitoring of administrative and clinical areas.
Professional Development
Therapeutic Day Treatment and clinical leaders from across the state receive extensive training throughout the year and are available to offer training to your schools on a variety of clinical topics including Trauma Informed Care.
