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This document describes Eagle Summit RTC, a residential treatment center for male youth ages 13-18. It is a 14 bed facility located on 160 acres with a 1:7 staff to student ratio. The treatment center provides Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, group process with a Native American motif, psychiatric medication management, accredited academic curriculum, individual/family therapies, family weekends, and dorm rooms with private baths in a serene setting to help young men's futures take flight.
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Eagle Summit Power Point
- 2. 160 acres in a serene setting
- 3. 2 bed dorm rooms with full private bath
- 8. Dorm room and day area
- 9. Dining room
- 15. Behind the dorm
- 16. Where young men’s futures take flight!