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A youth residential treatment facility is a live-in healthcare setting providing therapeutic intervention, behavioral modification, and education for children and adolescents with emotional or behavioral disorders. These facilities offer structured environments with 24-hour supervision, individual and group therapy, academic support, and family involvement to address complex mental health and behavioral challenges.
A Solace advocate can help families evaluate youth residential treatment options, understand admission criteria, and navigate insurance coverage for long-term care. Advocates can also assist with educational planning, coordinate family involvement in treatment, and prepare for successful transitions back to home and community.