Getting Help
Two Rivers Landing
is a new, state of the art, short term, residential place of healing for youth aged 11-17 who are in crisis. The program provides crisis stabilization, evaluation and treatment for up to 16 youth (male or female) utilizing an established, Trauma-Informed, Evidence-Based Model of Care. An integrated team of professionals provides individualized care and a comprehensive discharge plan that emphasizes community resources and family support.Youth admitted generally meet one or more of the following criteria:
- Need crisis stablization in order to avoid a higher level of care
- Potential danger to self, others, or property
- Unable to care fo self or stay safe
- Need constant supervision and adult intervention to assure safe environment
- Inability to think clearly or distinguish reality
- Extreme problems with mood or behavior
- AND other less restrictive services have been tried which were not successful or were unable to ensure the youth's safety
For further information contact Megan Kelly, Division Director for Two Rivers Landing, (509) 469-3727.
A mental health professional will evaluate all referrals to Two Rivers Landing.
Referrals can come from:
- Parents
- Medical Providers(including doctors, hospitals, and outpatient clinics)
- Law Enforcement
- School Professionals
- Social Service Agencies
