Adolescent Residential Program Overview

Center for Psychiatric Residential Services (CPRS) is part of Pine Rest’s continuum of care, providing longer-termed, psychiatric residential services for teenagers aged 12-18.

• Adolescents ages 12 through 18
• Individuals who have experienced significant emotional problems requiring structured and consistent feedback from adults in order to succeed
• Individuals who have failed in less intensive residential programs because of their psychiatric symptomatology
• Individuals whose symptoms necessitate removal from the intensity of environmental stress
• Individuals who lack adequate familial intervention to meet the needs of their impairments – even with the addition of intensive community support
• Individuals who, because of the nature and intensity of the disturbance, do not require continual 24-hour a day medical supervision as would be found in an inpatient psychiatric setting
• Individuals who may have shown inadequate coping skills by acting out in negative ways, i.e., aggressive behaviors, self-abusive behaviors, have frequently been on the run, etc.
• Individuals who have been stabilized via close medical supervision and are now in need of longer term treatment to internalize and expand these successes before community-based care can realistically be considered

TYPICAL SERVICES PROVIDED

• Individual Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Group Therapy
• Psychiatric Consultation & Monitoring
• Medication
• Psychological Consultation and Assessment
• Social Skills Training
• Independent Living Skills Training
• Activity Therapy
• Physical Fitness
• Progress Reports
• Access to 24-hour, On-campus Psychiatric Services
• Nursing Supervision
• Academic Services through Kentwood Public Schools
• Job Skills Training and Employment Options
• Spiritual Care

For referral or access to services, please call 616/281-0061 or 800/678-5500.