Short-Term Residential Treatment at Dragonfly
A Premier Inpatient Mental Health Facility in Southern Oregon Offering Residential Treatment
Our inpatient mental health facility in Klamath Falls, Oregon offers short-term residential treatment perfect for teens and young adults struggling with mental health and substance abuse issues. Our treatment center’s 30-acre ranch in the breathtaking area of Southern Oregon provides a peaceful, serene setting for your family member to reflect and grow. This location features outdoor therapeutic activities, yoga, a massive greenhouse and barn, horticultural teaching, and more.
For youth of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and expressions struggling with anxiety, depression, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, and other mental health issues, the earlier they’re diagnosed, the more effective inpatient treatment can be. Identifying those behaviors and symptoms early and getting help, including specialized treatment, can prevent further and more severe problems from developing later.
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Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment
Our therapists believe that substance abuse and addiction co-occur alongside many mental health struggles. With that in mind, our residential treatment center helps youth understand how to navigate difficult drug and alcohol issues while also overcoming mental illnesses.
Conditions We Treat
Inpatient Treatment and Therapies Offered
Our facility's mental health services are highly recognized. Specialized inpatient treatments and areas of focus at our Southern Oregon location include:
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT)
- Self-management and recovery training (SMART)
- Experiential therapy
- Substance abuse recovery
- Recovery groups
- Substance abuse education
- Substance abuse counseling
Insurance Reimbursement
Short-term residential treatment at our facility is frequently reimbursed by insurance plans. To determine if your insurance plan will cover the cost of inpatient care, contact our team or fill out our insurance verification form. We’ll work with your insurance company for free to help you understand your benefits. Let us help you demystify insurance coverage for short-term residential treatment.
We Serve Families Across the Country
Our treatment center offers coed short-term residential care and support for teens and young adults who may be struggling with behavioral health issues. Located a short drive from Klamath Falls and Medford, Oregon, our inpatient facility is proud to offer clients and families in Oregon and around the country customized mental health treatment from clinicians who use evidence-based methods.
Youth receive help for mental health issues like anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and more in a healing, nurturing environment.
A Day at Our Oregon Program
Our treatment center offers a structured, supportive environment designed to promote healing, self-care, and emotional wellness. The schedule for clients at our Oregon facility includes mental health and daily living activities, individual and group therapy, exercise, and meals. This approach, in combination with family therapy, is designed to build confidence, strengthen relationships, and improve social-emotional functioning.
7 a.m.
Wake Up
8 a.m.
Breakfast
9:30 a.m.
Group Therapy
12:30 p.m.
Lunch
1:30 p.m.
Farm Time
3 p.m.
Therapy
4 p.m.
Fitness
6 p.m.
Dinner
8 p.m.
Evening Routine
9:30 p.m.
Bedtime
Therapeutic Activities at Oregon Treatment Center
In addition to traditional therapy methods, our inpatient mental health facility's beautiful Oregon location will allow teens and young adults to participate in therapeutic and experiential activities like horticulture therapy, sensory activities, walking/hiking, and growing/gardening with all organic foods.
Here are some examples of activities teens and young adults can participate in at our Southern Oregon location:
Emotional
Animal interactions
Painting
Music therapy
Poetry
Horticultural therapy
Sensory work
Social
Karaoke
Service projects
Baking
Gardening
Intellectual
Museums
Cultural events
Attending plays
Improv workshops
Physical
Strength training
Basketball
Running
Soccer
Snowshoeing
Hiking
Spiritual
Yoga
Sound bath
Oregon Treatment Center FAQ
During short-term residential care at our Oregon facility, youth maintain a shared schedule designed to help heal mental health and substance abuse issues. On a typical day, they’ll wake up at the same time, eat a healthy breakfast, do yoga or meditate, participate in a range of group and individual therapies, take part in therapeutic activities like horticultural therapies, gardening, and hiking, and wind down at night with a nutritious dinner and group support. This shared schedule provides 24 hours of care so that teens and young adults can learn healthy ways of living and overcome difficult mental health issues.
The difference between a typical inpatient treatment program and short-term residential treatment at our program is the environment. While a typical inpatient facility has a hospitalization environment, our center provides a nurturing, healing environment in beautiful Southern Oregon where teens and young adults can work through difficult mental health issues.
The length of treatment differs for each adolescent and teen, but on average short-term treatment at our Oregon program lasts around 90 days.
Youth seek out short-term residential treatment at Oregon facility due to the intensive 24-hour care it can provide for a wide range of mental health and substance abuse issues. For teens and young adults who have safety issues or a lack of support at home or who need a high level of care after an inpatient hospitalization or outpatient treatment, a short-term residential program can be a good option.
Short-term care at our Oregon treatment center can be necessary when a youth’s mental health needs are too great for an outpatient center or when they’re stepping down a level of care from a hospitalization program. It can also be a good option if someone feels unsafe at home or is trying to break out of a negative daily routine.
It can be hard for teens and young adults to think about or accept going to a short-term residential treatment center to address their difficult mental health issues. Help motivate your child to embrace this type of treatment by asking open-ended questions about their situation and how this experience could improve it. Reassure them you’ll provide support by participating in family therapy during their stay and maintaining regular communication with them while they’re at the facility. Share success stories from short-term residential treatment programs. We’re happy to provide a few testimonials from our Embark locations.
Transitional Living at Dragonfly Transitions
If short-term residential treatment isn’t right for your teen or young adult, check out Dragonfly Transitions. Located a short 15 minutes away from Dragonfly’s short-term residential program, our transitional living program provides 9-12 month-long behavioral health treatment that helps young adults find balance and consistency in their education, employment, fitness, nutrition, relationships, and independent living skills.
A Continuum of Mental Health Care Offered Across the U.S.
If short-term residential programs don’t offer the level of care your adolescent or teen needs, Embark Behavioral Health offers a range of exceptional treatment and therapy options across the United States.
From virtual counseling to outpatient therapy, our robust continuum of care will provide the right level of treatment to help your child overcome difficult mental health challenges.
Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how they’re changing the lives of adolescents, teens, and young adults across the U.S., helping them embrace a fulfilling and purposeful future.
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Short-Term Residential at Dragonfly
13221 Mann Road,
Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Meet the Team
Michelle Hall
Michelle Hall
Executive Director- Dragonfly
Michelle Hall is the Executive Director for Dragonfly Transitions, a...