Triumph Youth Service

The Program Triumph Youth Services now offers a 45-day O&A program for families needing immediate support and stabilization for their son. This initial period of stabilization is intended to offer 24-hour safety, support and supervision while evaluating the true needs of your son from a therapeutic, behavioral and educational viewpoint. After the full assessment, families will have the option of continuing with our Residential Treatment program or consider other potential…

Triumph is dedicated to helping each youth succeed beyond their time in the Triumph program.  The program is specifically designed for a lifetime of success with extensive transitional, aftercare planning with the youth and parents. By incorporating other educational groups in the program, Triumph prepares each student with the ability to continue to find resources of support beyond their time with us.  Both on and off campus sessions are provided…

Over the next few weeks we’ll be posting an interview series from some of the boys who have been through the Triumph program as well as some of their parents.  The hope is to show what impact getting treatment can have for troubled teens as well as provide some hope and encouragement for the boys and their parents who are looking for help and hope for the future. Today’s interview is from…

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) therapy is an evidence-based mental health treatment intervention. EMDR uses rapid sets of eye movements or bilateral stimulation to help reprocess disturbing experiences. This method helps process things that are troubling you and updates your memories to a healthier present perspective. EMDR’s goal is to help you heal from trauma or other disturbing life experiences. The therapy aims to help individuals process and integrate…

SFT is used in Family Psychotherapy and centers on the future and solutions to problems rather than on what is not working. As its name suggests the focus is on the present and future and is goal oriented. SFT helps family members look at how to make their life better, identify and take steps to achieve solutions. Key principles of SFT include: Goal Orientation: Clients identify specific goals they want…