Residential Treatment
Our residential programs represent the most intensive level of care. A quality diagnostic assessment and the development of an individualized plan are essential for children in crises.
The Village Network residential programs include individual, group and family therapy, expressive arts, art and recreational therapy, psychiatric treatment, nursing care and education through an on-site school or tutoring.
There are 3 residential treatment facilities inside The Village Network. Two are co-educational and one works with boys only.
Referral agencies in need of information on placements contact Brad Bahl.
Office – 330.202.3837
Cell – 330.201.2521
bbahl@thevillagenetwork.com
TVN-Akron
TVN- Akron is a co-educational residential facility with room for 24 youth. Life skills training, group and individual therapy and educational tutoring are some of the residential services provided. TVN-Akron provides specialized services for boys and girls who exhibit emotional and behavioral management issues.
Details on Akron Residential Treatment
TVN-Mount Vernon/Knox County
The Mount Vernon/Knox County Children ’s Resource Center (CRC) is a co-educational, residential facility with room for 20 youth. Independent living units for older adolescents are available. CRC operates on the evidence-based therapy practice of Trauma Informed Care. Emergency admission and crisis intervention, along with the option of residential care, allow for the safe treatment of boys and girls in crisis.
Details on Mount Vernon/Knox County CRC Residential Treatment
TVN- Boys ’ Village Wooster
TVN ’s main campus is for boys only. The cottage-style residential campus has a clinical and therapeutic facility plus an on-grounds school operated in partnership with the Wooster City School district.
TVN-Boys ’ Village programs include treatment for youth exhibiting sexually dysfunctional behaviors. TVN was the first agency in Ohio to receive certification from the Ohio Department of Youth Services (ODYS) for its Sexually Reactive and Juvenile Sex Offender programs.
The Wooster campus has treatment programs for lower-functioning boys, a chemical dependency program and a short-term community-based program.
Details on Boys’ Village Residential Treatment