CRYSTAL CREEK
A second residential program on the Jasper Campus is CRYSTAL CREEK. This psychiatric residential treatment program is named after a creek on the property where the children find crystals. Like at the Castle, the residents live in a unique building – this one shaped like a diamond. Natural light flows throughout the building with partial glass floors between the first and second floors.
The focus of the program is preparing the children for a positive re-entry into a family as well as learning skills to succeed in the years ahead. Both the Castle and Crystal Creek take advantage of the onsite school, train depot where psychiatric and psychological treatment takes place, equestrian center, gymnasium, playgrounds, running track and play field.
AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
Jasper Mountain has developed interventions that have proven to be effective with problems such as: violent behaviors, sexual acting-out, emotional problems stemming from the effects of childhood trauma, fire-setting, serious difficulties attaching and bonding to others, and delayed social development. We have learned what works from experience and we implement new ideas continuously.
HOLISTIC EMOTIONAL, AND BEHAVIORAL TREATMENT
Improving serious behavior problems must be the first goal, but we do not stop there. We help children resolve the emotional and behavioral consequences of early trauma. Our integrated school specializes in how troubled children learn best, with a priority on weaving together each child’s educational and treatment plans. We focus on physical, psychological and spiritual health through a variety of approaches. Our goal is not just to resolve problems, but to prepare each child we serve for a successful future.
Jasper Mountain accepts both boys and girls ages 3 to 13. Most of these children have histories of abuse and neglect resulting in their inability to fit into a family in a positive manner. We address all types of serious emotional and behavioral problems. The program does not screen out any serious behaviors, but is not designed for children with the primary concern being chronic psychosis or significant developmental disabilities.