Project Patch Youth Program

Teens between the ages of 12 and 17 participate in a nonprofit residential program located on a 169-acre ranch in the mountains of Idaho, where they work on issues such as self-harm, anxiety, trauma, anger, and excessive internet use. The program offers gender-specific pathways that allow boys and girls to concentrate on personal development through education, structured daily routines, therapeutic sessions, and outdoor experiences. Counselors assist participants in developing life skills, therapeutic practices, and emotional resilience within a meticulously organized setting that combines academics, spiritual guidance, and mentorship. The staff is dedicated to helping each teen navigate their emotions, enhance interpersonal relationships, and cultivate a sense of responsibility through daily engagements rooted in established expectations and ongoing feedback. Teens are assigned to shared accommodations according to their gender, and the daily agenda is structured with chores, group activities, and personal reflection time. They are involved in meal preparation, attend educational sessions, and explore the natural environment. Furthermore, families have the opportunity to engage in the Family Experience retreat, which is a distinct initiative of Project Patch that offers workshops and experiences aimed at fostering connections during and after the treatment process.

At the rehabilitation center, clients are offered individualized support for mental health issues. The staff focuses on delivering therapy and customizing treatment plans to fit each person's specific requirements, diagnoses, and choices.

At our facility, we accommodate a variety of major insurance providers, such as Adventist Health, Washington Molina, Washington Wellpoint, and Applecare. Additionally, we provide options for private payment. If you have an out-of-network plan, please reach out to us to explore your insurance coverage and potential financial assistance.