Admissions

At Brookhaven, we provide a comprehensive array of wrap-around services to boys ranging from 6 to 13 years of age. We provide educational, residential and clinical services to male youths who have both emotional and behavioral challenges.

Brookhaven Treatment and Learning Center generally considers the following criteria when assessing the appropriateness of admissions. Family Participation is encouraged and welcomed during a child's treatment.

Admission Criteria

Male youths between the ages of
6 and 13 years of age

Diagnosed with an emotional and or behavioral disorder that requires supervision and active treatment on a 24 hour basis in order to attain a level of functioning that allows for subsequent treatment in a less restrictive setting

In need of intensive specialized treatment over and above what is offered in an outpatient setting

The need for a continuous therapeutic milieu or management that provides significant and desirable changes in behavior, or prevents further deterioration of diagnosable condition.

If interested in a possible admission to the residential program, please contact our Clinical Coordinator, Robin Allard.

If interested in a possible admission to the Learning Center, please contact our Lead Teacher, Robin Amber.

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Family Participation
Brookhaven offers individualized treatment and offers a wide array of multidisciplinary approaches relevant and therapeutic to each child’s individual needs. We have spent a great deal of time enhancing our Family Services in order to ensure success for our residents during their treatment and post treatment. We provide intensive family services to our residents, birth families, potential families, and respite caregivers in order to create a therapeutic environment in which they can experience the structure, stability, consistency, and safety they may not have otherwise had. One way to ensure this success is through intensive family sessions during a child’s stay; as well as assisting and supporting families in creating a therapeutic environment in their home in the best interest of their child. The Family work, coupled with daily therapeutic groups, individual therapy, milieu therapy, and an independent school that offers individualized learning based on needs has made Brookhaven a panoptic treatment facility.