Intensive Psychiatric Treatment for Males

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The Residential Treatment Program at Alabama Clinical Schools provides treatment for adolescent males, ages 9 to 18, who are displaying sexually reactive behaviors. This psychiatric treatment program utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) to help young men change thinking patterns, emotions, and behavioral responses to interrupt poor behavioral patterns. Program participants must have a mental health diagnosis and an IQ of 60 or greater.

Treatment Approach

Our staff combines several therapy modalities to address both behavioral, social and psychiatric needs of the young men in our program. Masters-level therapists and psychiatrists use individual and group therapy sessions to help the boys in the program identify personal triggers that enable offense cycles, and develop new strategies and coping mechanisms to build self-control and prevent sexually reactive behaviors in the future.

Education

Year-round schooling is an integral part of the residential treatment program at Alabama Clinical Schools. We offer onsite education with special education teachers who provide students with appropriate accommodations that meet their specific needs and academic goals. Traditional classroom models are combined with recreational therapy and vocational training to provide a holistic experience for each student in our care. Learn more about Educational Programming here.

Intensive Psychiatric Treatment for Males

Caucasian teenager boy outdoors in park

The Residential Treatment Program at Alabama Clinical Schools provides treatment for adolescent males, ages 9 to 18, who are displaying sexually reactive behaviors. This psychiatric treatment program utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Rational Emotive Behavioral Therapy (REBT) to help young men change thinking patterns, emotions, and behavioral responses to interrupt poor behavioral patterns. Program participants must have a mental health diagnosis and an IQ of 60 or greater.

Treatment Approach

Our staff combines several therapy modalities to address both behavioral, social and psychiatric needs of the young men in our program. Masters-level therapists and psychiatrists use individual and group therapy sessions to help the boys in the program identify personal triggers that enable offense cycles, and develop new strategies and coping mechanisms to build self-control and prevent sexually reactive behaviors in the future.

Education

Year-round schooling is an integral part of the residential treatment program at Alabama Clinical Schools. We offer onsite education with special education teachers who provide students with appropriate accommodations that meet their specific needs and academic goals. Traditional classroom models are combined with recreational therapy and vocational training to provide a holistic experience for each student in our care. Learn more about Educational Programming here.

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Licensed mental health professionals are available 24/7 to schedule a no-cost, mental health assessments by calling 205-836-9923. For questions about our programs, you can also use our online contact form. In the case of a medical emergency or crisis, please dial 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.