Family Home
Houseparent-supervised home for four youth, ages 12 to 18 who have severe emotional and behavioral issues.

Treatment Modality for Population Served
We ascribe to the following principles:

• Consumer choice- client/caregiver needs to be involved in service planning
• Empowerment- focus on strengths to develop skills
• Non-coercion-and self-determination- engaging client/caregiver in the recovery process
• Protection of clients' rights
• Responsibility for managing one's own health

How Services Meet the Needs of the Population:

• Services are provided for the maximum reduction of physical or mental disability and restoration of the child and family to the best possible functional level.
• We focus on the functioning of the individual in the nonnal, day-today environment, and we seek to empower children and families by focusing on strengths to develop skills.
• Services are individualized and adapted to the needs of the child and family. These services include supervision, skill training, behavioral interventions, etc.
• Children, caregivers, and birth or adoptive parents or relatives are involved as much as possible in planning services and specific treatment.
• Pathway staff members respect the rights of children and families and utilize non-coercive interventions.
• We seek to find and connect children to supports in the community.

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