School-Based Services

Therapeutic Day Treatment is a program that operates within schools and aims to address mental health, emotional, behavioral, and substance abuse challenges that may hinder effective learning. Our TDT counselors are trained to implement strategic interventions that are specifically designed to address disruptive behaviors without disrupting the classroom setting.

Effective interventions not only improve the classroom environment but also enable educators to teach effectively. When our counselors intervene immediately, they help children redirect problem behaviors, allowing them to return to learning while safeguarding the learning environment for their classmates.

This program provides:

– Assessment of treatment needs
– Diagnostic evaluations
– Group therapy
– Case coordination and collaboration with families, schools and community partners
– Prosocial skills development
– Medication education and management
– Individual and family psychotherapy
– Daily behavior modification
– Crisis treatment
– In-classroom support

Services:

• Face-to-face evaluations and assessments
• Individual and family therapy
• Psycho-educational activities
  

  • Social and interpersonal skills.
  • Appropriate peer relations.
  • Anger management.
  • Impulse control and self-regulation.
  • Appropriate self-expression.
  • Problem-solving skills.
  • Focus and redirection.
  • Community Responsibility 

• Group and individual outpatient therapy.

Curriculum:

Tree of Life incorporates the evidence-based Skill-Streaming curriculum into our Therapeutic Day Treatment programs. Skill-streaming is a structured approach to developing positive social skills. The program uses social learning techniques that are tailored to everyone’s needs to promote positive behavior and transfer the newly acquired skills to other environments.

Summer Program:

Tree of Life offers a Therapeutic Day Treatment Summer Program for students to maintain, sustain and increase their prosocial skills learned during the school year. The program focuses on addressing the mental health needs of these students through recreational activities, art, music, and drama. Community outings are also provided to enhance individual treatment as required. The purpose of such outings is multifaceted and includes training in appropriate communication skills, social skills, behavior regulation, and more.