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When a kid or teen enters residential treatment, the goal is to provide more than a place to stay. At Ellipsis, we strive to create an environment that supports healing, growth and, when it’s safe to do so, a successful transition back to their home and caregivers.
For girls who benefit from this level of care, Ellipsis offers something particularly important: a therapeutic space designed specifically with their well-being in mind. The Girls Qualified Residential Treatment Program (QRTP) provides 24-hour supervision for youth whose behavioral or emotional needs can’t safely be met at home. Through individualized treatment, counseling, education, relationship building and everyday opportunities to develop new skills, the program helps them move beyond crisis and begin building greater stability.
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT: AARON STAVER 02.05.2025
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How to help kids and teens cope with seasonal affective disorder 02.03.2025
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Ellipsis Announces Leadership Transition 01.21.2025
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How One Teen’s Clothing Line Is Changing the Conversation Around Mental Health 01.15.2025
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT: BOBBIE JO HARRINGS 01.10.2025
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT: ERICA JOHNSON 12.09.2024
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Help Ellipsis connect kids to hopeful futures 12.04.2024
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STAFF SPOTLIGHT: MAVERICK SIMMER-KELLOGG 11.12.2024
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Creating hopeful spaces 11.01.2024
