Intensive Residential Living for Young Adults

The Path to Wellness Starts Here

Our young-adult intensive program requires a 90-day minimum length of stay and offers unique and creative individualized programming for emerging adults, 18-28. Located near the beautiful resort town of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, the residential home settings are close to local amenities yet situated in peaceful locations. Resident schedules and groups are based on a range of factors including pace, social awareness, education/vocational interests, and mentoring needs.

Intensive Residential Living for Young Adults

Generally, our young-adult residents have experienced challenges due to clinical needs and past experiences. Many times, they may not have developed the usual coping skills that allow them to be making age-appropriate life choices and decisions. This is why we offer a goal-oriented treatment plan, individually designed to incorporate the varied dimensions of each resident. At Intercept we recognize that for struggling young adults the extra support and attention given to each individual’s needs will ultimately help them thrive.

Together with parents or guardians, we methodically weave in expectations, along with markers to measure progress. The insights and expertise of educational consultants, community clinicians, and previous educators are also integrated into the treatment process. The goal is to help struggling young adults develop independent living skills, a greater sense of purpose, and intellectual abilities. Our mental health programs for young adults provide a safe place for teens to grow and transition into long-term success.

The Benefits of Transitional Living for Young Adults

Transitional living for young adults offers numerous benefits, including:

  • Developing Life Skills: Transitional living provides young adults with the necessary skills to manage their homes and finances, succeed in their careers, and build meaningful relationships.
  • Accountability: Young adults are held accountable for their actions and choices, which helps them develop a sense of responsibility and independence.
  • Developing Social Skills: Living with others in a similar stage of life can provide support, encouragement, and a sense of community.
  • Mental Health Support: Transitional living programs often include counseling and mental health services to help young adults build coping skills, manage stress, and work through personal challenges.
  • Continuing Education: Transitional living programs can provide educational and vocational training opportunities to help young adults build their skills and pursue their career goals.
  • Safe and Structured Environment: Transitional living provides a safe and structured environment for young adults to focus on their personal growth and development.

Overall, transitional living can provide a valuable stepping stone for young adults as they navigate the transition from adolescence to adulthood.

Charting the Course: What You Can Expect From Our Residential Treatment Center

Our young adult residents participate in a host of innovative family, group, and individual therapy sessions, along with critical life-skills classes that help them chart the course that successfully transitions them into independent living. From planning and maintaining a personal schedule to decision-making, conflict resolution, and money management, individuals learn to balance these valuable core living competencies while completing their high school diploma, seeking employment, or enrolling in college or workforce training. Learning and then incorporating therapeutic lifestyle choices to set the stage for success is vital for mental and physical wellness.

Professional Assistance for Students and Their Families

Young adults work closely with our team of compassionate professionals to find a balance between physical health and fitness, environment, daily responsibilities, relationships, self-esteem, and values. One of the advantages of our small program size is our ability to quickly develop goals, adapt the structure, and respond to both growth and struggle. Our young-adult residents are also provided with vocational training and employment opportunities or higher-education choices through one of our four local colleges.

Innercept offers additional young-adult support services for every step of their journey. Our Stabilization program provides concentrated support during particularly challenging times, while our Launch programs offer guidance as they take the next steps into living independently.

What We Treat

Our diverse team of highly skilled professionals specializes in identifying and treating a wide range of complex mental health issues, including:

  • Mood disorder, depression, and bipolar disorder
  • Anxiety and panic disorders, OCD, and social anxiety
  • Executive functioning issues
  • Adoption and attachment issues
  • Autism spectrum disorders and/or related diagnoses
  • Trauma/PTSD
  • Strained relationships with parents and authority figures
  • Decline in academic performance
  • ADD/ADHD disabilities or related-issues
  • Anger management
  • Eating disorders
  • Thought disorders
  • Personality disorders
  • Negative peer relationships
  • Somatoform disorders
  • Gaming & Technology

If your child suffers from a behavioral health disorder that isn’t listed here please reach out to us for assistance. In many cases, we can provide residential housing for students that suffer from other issues not listed here. By contacting our admissions team we can provide you with more details regarding our assisted living options for your troubled young adult.

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Therapeutic Treatment

  • 90-day minimum length of stay commitment
  • Comprehensive medication management with weekly medication checks
  • Individual therapy two times per week
  • Family therapy is available weekly so many parents are able to join students
  • Group therapy for peer interaction and encouragement
  • Specialty groups twice a day led by highly-specialized master’s or Ph.D. level clinicians
  • Psycho-educational groups include, but are not limited to the following:
    • Mood regulation
    • Dialectical behavioral therapy
    • Executive functioning
    • Life skills
    • Health education
    • Coping skills
    • Culinary classes
    • Expressive art therapy
    • Values and morals
    • Healthy relationships
    • Ethics and world view
    • Goal setting
    • Integral recovery group
  • Formal clinical staffing every other week, led by our full-time child and adolescent psychiatrist with written progress reports and updates given to parents and referral sources
  • Supervised personal health and fitness plans emphasizing the importance of exercise, effective sleep patterns, stress reduction, nutrition, and relaxation techniques
  • 24-hour hour awake staff supervision that provides various resources and support
  • Transportation to all appointments and other activities while residing at the facility
  • Educational, volunteering, or employment opportunities

For each struggling young adult, we develop a custom treatment protocol to address th individual’s unique needs. Our residential treatment center focuses on providing teens with opportunities to learn, grow, and find purpose. We’ve found that young adults achieve much more success in treatment when they are provided the right attention and tools to better understand their unique mental health or behavioral health issues.

Education

  • College support with several school options
  • Ability to complete a high school diploma, either through the resident’s previous school or our fully-accredited high school, Innercept Academy.
  • GED services and/or college dual enrollment with support from our teaching staff
  • Educational groups on scheduled maintenance, decision-making, finance, health and fitness, leisure, conflict resolution, healthy relationships, and recognizing the importance of attending to daily responsibilities.
  • Option for academic testing by experienced licensed clinical school psychologists and other mental health experts.
  • Physical activity, volunteerism, and community responsibility provide opportunities to apply knowledge in real-life situations.

Our educational program focuses on training young adults to be prepared to live independently while taking the next step after high school. This also includes learning how to focus on studies and understanding time management as it pertains to managing symptoms of mental illness and studies. It’s important during the transitional living phase that young adults are able to cope with daily stressors in an effective fashion.

Life Skills

  • Help navigating the academic and volunteer opportunities available both internally and externally in the community.
  • Vocational preparation and mentoring.
  • Shared living experience in a home setting to encourage relationship skills with roommates, peers, and authority figures.
  • Individual and group therapy that teach the principles of critical thinking and application to independent living situations.
  • Transportation to academic or volunteer opportunities and all other appointments.

Our students receive a well-rounded treatment plan that focuses on providing them the assistance to develop independent living skills. Young adults that struggle with mental illness may have previously had difficulty developing common practical skills that other children may have easily acquired. At Innercept we realize that this is often frustrating for students and families, and we work to provide young adults with therapeutic intervention and tools to grow beyond their disabilities.

Learn more about Innercept’s Residential Treatment Program for Young Adults

If your young adult is struggling with complex mental health diagnoses and stubborn symptoms, reach out to admission counselors to learn more about the Innercept residential program by filling out our contact form. They can confidentially answer any questions you have and help you determine if Innercept Treatment would be a good fit for your loved one.

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