Programs

Shadow Mountain Behavioral Health System provides treatment for a wide variety of psychiatric disorders in a safe, secure, and nurturing environment. Although our patients have different issues, there are core components to the program that are consistent for all. Every patient receives a psychiatric evaluation, case management, and discharge planning as well as therapeutic services such as individual, group and family therapy. Other services include neurological evaluation, psychological evaluation, speech and language assessments, medical history, physical examination, medication management, dietary consultation, and an individualized treatment plan.

Typical behaviors/diagnoses include:

• ADD/ADHD
• Depression
• Sexual/Physical Abuse
• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
• Development Problems
• Truancy
• Learning Difficulties
• Oppositional/Defiant
• Eating Disorders
• Fire-Setting Behavior
• Sexual Maladaptive Behavior
• Impulse Control Disorder
• Psychotic Symptoms
• Substance Abuse
• Harmful to Self/Others

Overview of Services

• Acute for children and adolescents, ages 4-17
• Residential for children & adolescents
• Programs for at-risk youth
• Full range of services: Outpatient, Therapeutic Foster Care, and Therapeutic School Services
• Gender-specific residential programs
• Services for sexually offensive behavior
• Respite care for adolescents

Children Services (ages 4-11)

• Acute Program - Short-term crisis stabilization and assessment program for children in danger of harming themselves or others or who have a history of treatment failures
   
• Residential Program - Long-term therapeutic program for children who have maladaptive behavior and emotional problems, and are in need of a safe and highly supervised environment.
   
• Reactive Attachment Disorder Program - Provides residential psychiatric treatment to children with attachment disorders in a specialized program utilizing the Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy “DDP” Model and the Neuro-developmental Trauma Model.
   

Adolescent Services (ages 12-17)

• Acute Program - Short-term crisis stabilization and assessment program for children in danger of harming themselves or others or who have a history of treatment failures
   
• Residential Program - Long-term therapeutic program for children who have maladaptive behavior and emotional problems, and are in need of a safe and highly supervised environment.
   
• Reactive Attachment Disorder/PTSD Program - Provides residential psychiatric treatment to children with attachment disorders in a specialized program utilizing the Dyadic Developmental Psychotherapy “DDP” Model and the Neuro-developmental Trauma Model.
   
• Autism Spectrum Disorder/Neuro Program - Provides residential psychiatric treatment to adolescents with autism spectrum disorders/ neurological based psychiatric disorders in a specialized program that includes directed treatment towards symptoms of autism and/or brain injury, education and support of the family in the management of the adolescent, and identification of the broader needs of the individual.
   
• Lower Functioning Adolescents - Provides residential psychiatric treatment to adolescents with psychiatric disorders and co-morbid developmental delays including severe learning disabilities, borderline IQ, and mental retardation. The evaluation process includes assessing the interaction between developmental problems and psychiatric symptoms. The goal is to develop a specialized treatment plan based on each adolescent’s specific strengths and weaknesses.

• H.O.P.E. Program - Provides residential psychiatric treatment to adolescents with psychiatric disorders and co-morbid developmental delays, including severe learning disabilities, borderline IQ, and mental retardation.

• "Thresold for Change" - Residential Program for Sexually Reactive Disorders - Long-term therapeutic program for male adoescents with a history of sexual abuse trauma and exhibition of inappropriate sexually maladaptive behavior.
   

Community-Based Services

• Therapeutic Foster Care - Provides family living and specialized services to children and youth who otherwise would be placed in institutional or residential group settings. These youth with special psychological, Social, and emotional needs can accept and respond to the close relationships within a family setting; however their special needs require more intensive or therapeutic services than are found in traditional foster care. If you are interested in becoming a therapeutic foster parent or learning more about fostering a child, please call us. Classes are on-going and the need is great. In Tulsa call 918-293-2500 or in Oklahoma City call 405-631-4567.
   
• Outpatient Services - After-school therapy groups are offered at four locations: Hospital, North Tulsa, Sapulpa and Oklahoma City. These programs are offered to children, adolescents and adults.
   
• Individualized Treatment Services (Respite Care) - A 72-hour program in Norman for adolescents referred by the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.

Education

Shadow Mountain Behavioral Health System is accredited by the Oklahoma Department of Education. Tulsa Public School District and Shadow Mountain provide the school jointly. The k-12 academic program includes a regular education and special education curriculum to meet the diverse needs of our patients. Adolescents and children in the acute program continue academic studies during hospitalization. They remain enrolled in their home school and complete homework assignments. They receive daily tutoring. Progress reports are sent to the home school so they can resume their normal academic schedule upon returning home. Vocational training, drug education and theater arts are available electives.

Inpatient and Residential Services

• Residential services for children ages 4-12
• Residential services for sexually reactive children ages 4-12
• Residential services for adjudicated adolescent females
• Residential services for sexually offensive adolescent males
• Acute crisis stabilization for all children and adolescents

Eagle Creek Treatment Program

Eagle Creek Treatment Program is a service of Shadow Mountain Behavioral Health System. The program is dedicated to meeting the cultural specific needs of adolescent males ages 12 to 17.

Our approach combines modern treatment methods with traditional culture. Studies demonstrate improved results when culture is a key component of the treatment program.

Visit the Eagle Creek Web site