Hull Services - Preadolescent Treatment Program

The Preadolescent Treatment Program (PTP) is a trauma-informed, attachment-based, therapeutic campus-based treatment program which provides a relationally rich environment, improves self-regulation, and reduces maladaptive behaviours.

The program purports to a safe, predictable, nurturing environment designed to increase self-regulation and reduce high risk behaviours. As the children become more self-regulated, it opens the door for more opportunities to improve connections to family, communities and culture.

Persons served who are admitted to therapeutic campus-based care require an intensive treatment setting due to extreme maladaptive behaviours including aggression, property destruction, peer issues, sexual acting out, poor social skills, attachment issues, threats of self-harm and unsafe behaviours. These behaviours are frequently symptoms resulting from early childhood trauma, which could include a chaotic, unpredictable environment, exposure to physical abuse and/or neglect.

Children 6-12 years with extreme maladaptive behaviours

Call (403) 238-6234, or use the website.

Phone

(403) 238-6234

Website

https://www.hullservices.ca/services/preadolescent-treatment-program