Triumph offers many types of treatment programs for your son that are led by qualified Triumph staff and licensed clinicians. Some of the treatment programming options and groups available to your son: Behavior Management, Alcohol and Drug Addiction, Alcohol and Drug Abuse, 12 Steps and Relapse Prevention, including local off-campus community 12 steps groups such as NA, AA and ARP. Common topics involved in treatment and group sessions: Life Skills, Anger Management, Decision Making, Depression, Communication, Problem Solving, Empathy, Acceptance, Tolerance, Patience, Delayed Gratification, and Social Networks.
Triumph Youth Services utilizes a cognitive behavioral treatment model including Positive Peer Culture (PPC) as part of its constant therapeutic programming. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy helps solve problems such as dysfunctional emotions, behaviors, and cognitions through goal-oriented approaches. Commonly used techniques include: realistic evaluation of consequences; having students keep a diary of significant events, associated feelings, thoughts and behaviors; discussing, listing, and evaluating pros and cons; questioning and testing cognitions, thinking errors, evaluations, and beliefs that might be unhelpful and unrealistic; gradually facing activities which may have been avoided and implementing new ways of behaving and reacting to them. Relaxation, mindfulness and distraction techniques are also commonly included.
