Secure Adolescent Residential Treatment Program

Parc Place is a Secure Residential Treatment Program serving the treatment needs of adolescent males and females, ages 11-17.  Adolescents presenting with chemical dependency and/or psychiatric diagnoses are considered candidates for the program.  The therapeutic environment includes individual, group, and family therapy, accredited educational services, psychiatric and nursing services, and milieu therapy utilizing a phase system, cognitive-behavioral therapy and 12 Step recovery approaches.  Treatment occurs in a therapeutic milieu, which meets the standards for safety and resident care established for Level 1 RTC facilities by the State of Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) and the Joint Commission.

Admission Criteria

• Male or female, between the ages of 11-17.
• Presents with one or more psychiatric diagnoses requiring moderately complicated psychiatric and/or medical management.  
• Presents with a substance abuse disorder with a high risk for continued use if not in a structured, 24-hour treatment setting.  Demonstrates moderate to high levels of denial and resistance to changing drug-using lifestyle.
• Presents with a pattern of moderate risk for danger to self or danger to others
• High risk for continued harmful behavior if not in a structured, 24-hour treatment setting.
• Moderate to high levels of denial and resistance to change, or history of failure to make adequate progress in an outpatient treating setting.
• IQ not below 64 on standardized testing.
• Clients referred for readmission are considered under the same criteria as new admissions.