Our program takes a phased approach towards healing.

Lynwood Hall has twelve (12) beds in total.

Eight (8) beds are used to accommodate four (4) children (ages 6-13) in each of the first two phases of the Lynwood Hall program.

Three (3) beds are used for the Flamborough Step-Up Step Down Program (ages 12-14).

There is also one (1) bed designated to provide respite care for children involved in other programs.

Phase 1 (First 3 Months):

• Intensive on-site treatment 5–7 days/week

• Individual, group, and family therapy

• School support (either at their home school or our on-site classroom)

Phase 2 (Next 3 Months):

• Blended care with on-site treatment + home visits by a Social Worker

• Continued parent/caregiver support groups

• Smooth transition planning from day one

Respite Care:

• Short-term stays available for kids in other programs needing a break

An individualized treatment plan is developed according to each child’s situation, circumstances, their developmental stage, and their individual needs.

Parents and guardians, are considered a vital part of the treatment team and will be asked to attend regular meetings with a Social Worker and work closely with the professional Child and Youth Work staff.

The discharge plan will be clearly laid out from the beginning of each child’s stay.

We will support children attending their current school placement, or will work with them to explore other school options, if that is a goal.

Children in residence may also be referred to Compass e (the on-site Elementary School Program).

The program is staffed by professional Child and Youth Workers and one Social Worker.

Additionally, there are two full-time night workers who monitor the children during the night.

The team can call on an array of clinical resources, including a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, Occupational Therapist, FASD consultant, Clinical Assessments and Measures, and Complex Needs consultant.