ü 24-Hour Residential Care

ü Adoption

Alcohol and Drug Assessments

Alcohol and Drug Counseling

Alcohol and Drug Education

Alcohol and Drug Treatment (CIRT Approved)

Basic Self Help Training

ü Behavioral Evaluations

ü Career Guidance/Education

ü Career Training/Work Experience

ü Crisis Counseling

ü Day Treatment

ü Diagnostic Evaluation and Treatment

Supervised By Mental Health Specialist

Emancipation Skills/Independent Living

Preparation

ü Emergency Placement Services

ü Family Counseling

ü Foster Care

Gang Intervention/Prevention

GED Preparation

ü Group Counseling

Independent Living Opportunities

ü Individual Counseling

Infant Mother Program

ü On-Campus School

Other Alternative Education Opportunities

ü Parent Support Group

ü Parent Training/Education

ü Play Therapy

Positive Peer Culture Group Treatment

Prenatal Services

ü Proctor Care

ü Psychiatric/Psychological Evaluations

ü Psychotherapy

Restitution Payment Program

ü Sex Education

ü Sex Offender Assessments

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Offenders

ü Sexual Abuse Treatment for Victims

ü Shelter Care

ü Social Services

Teen Parent Services

ü Therapeutic Foster Care

ü Therapeutic Recreation

ü Transitional Services

Vocational Services

Work Program

Other

CRISIS STABILIZATION SERVICES

Crisis ResponseProgram

37875 Jasper Lowell Road

Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Valerie Isenberg, M.Ed.

Program Description

Crisis Response Program is designed to assist families and children under the age of eighteen in a mental health related crisis. The only eligibility requirements are: there is a concern related to a child and the family lives within Lane County. The program is funded by Lane County and is operated by the Child and Adolescent Network, a partnership of Looking Glass, SCAR/Jasper Mountain, and The Child Center. Services include a 24/7 crisis line, mobile response anywhere in the County, facility based respite, foster home respite, and in-home respite

SAFE Crisis Program Description

89124 Marcola Rd.

Springfield, OR 97478

541-741-7402

REFERRALS: Kiva Michels, L.C.S.W.

kiva@scar-jaspermtn.org

Program Description

Crisis Stabilization Crisis stabilization is a 24-hour residential service for any child 12 or under who is having a mental-health crisis. This is a contractual service provided through LaneCare or another contract source as an alternative to sub-acute care or hospitalization. Maximum length of stay in the program is up to 72 hours.

	CRISIS STABILIZATION
Gender	Male & Female
Age	12 and under
Capacity	Depends on the need
Contract Agency	LaneCare or other MHO

DAY TREATMENT

37875 Jasper Lowell Road

Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Andy Tyler

Program Description

Day Treatment at Jasper Mountain and also at the SAFE Center is an alternative to public school placement certified by the Oregon Department of Education. Students in grades 1 through 7 are offered a full educational program in addition to psychological treatment under the review of a psychiatrist. The program is certified to provide special educational services authorized by an individualized educational plan. Children attend the academic program five days per week with individual, group and family therapy during non-school hours. Referrals are accepted from school districts. Length of stay in the program varies depending on the need of the child, but generally is between ten to twenty weeks. The program runs 12 months per year.

	DAY TREATMENT
Gender	Male & Female
Age	6 - 12
Capacity	20
Contract Agency	ODE, LaneCare, Other States, Oregon Counties

JASPER MOUNTAIN INTENSIVE RESIDENTIAL

37875 Jasper Lowell Road

Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Dan Silver, M.S., Carmen Trimble

Program Description

Residential Treatment is fully integrated with treatment and educational interventions on the campus. Located seven miles southeast of Springfield, on a picturesque mountainside, the center's facilities are all new within the last five years. This program was reclassified in 2001 as a psychiatric residential program and accepts children with intensive mental health needs. The program specializes in violent and sexually reactive children who need intense supervision and intervention. The program maintains a staff ratio of one staff to three children, and has a computer monitoring system to supervise children at night. The program also has a nationally recognized specialization in attachment disordered children. The program has an option of longer stays for children needing intensive trauma therapy.

	residential treatment
Gender	Male & Female
Age	3 – 12
Capacity	20
Contract Agency	DHS/OMHAS, States of Hawaii, Arizona, California, North Carolina, Maryland, and others

SAFE CENTER ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION

89124 Marcola Rd

Springfield, OR 97478

541-741-7402

REFERRALS: Kiva Michels, L.C.S.W.

kiva@scar-jaspermtn.org

Program Description

SAFE Center Assessment & Evaluation offers short-term assessment and evaluation of young children in a residential setting. This evaluation service is only for those children who cannot be adequately evaluated on an outpatient basis. A full range of evaluation services are offered; medical, psychiatric, psychological, and educational. The program also has a crisis stabilization service for children who need a stay of up to 72 hours and has a day treatment component.

	safe center ASSESSMENT & EVALUATION
Gender	Male & Female
Age	3 – 12
Capacity	18
Contract Agency	DHS, ODE, LaneCare, Oregon Counties

SCAR/JASPER MOUNTAIN SCHOOL

37875 Jasper Lowell Road, Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Andy Tyler

Program Description

SCAR/Jasper Mountain School is located on two program campuses and serves children in residence in the intensive and assessment and evaluation programs. The school is accredited by the Oregon Department of Education as a private school, and alternative to public education, and as an educational program serving handicapped populations. The program has a ratio of one adult for every 2.5 children and runs throughout the year.

	SCAR/JASPER MOUNTAIN SCHOOL
Gender	Male & Female
Age	13 and under
Capacity	50
Contract Agency	ODE, School Districts, Other States

THE VILLAGE PROGRAM

Community Based/In-home Services

37875 Jasper Lowell Road, Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Judy Littlebury

judyl@scar-jaspermtn.org

Program Description

The Village Program provides individualized treatment and support to children and their families in their home and community. This program partners with families, schools, and other community resources to provide for the needs of children and their families in order to reduce disruption and the need for out-of-home care. The program designs an individualized plan in conjunction with the family and care team, and provides staff for family-based services.

Treatment Foster Care is a service offered to help the transition of children in the residential treatment programs within the agency. This program recruits, trains, and provides follow-up support to families who work with one or two children. The children receive outpatient treatment from agency therapists, and the parents have 24-hour-a-day access to program staff. Backup respite and emergency stabilization are available to families in the program. Families are training in the program philosophy of the agency's residential programs. Referrals come from other programs within the agency. Length of stay in this program varies on the child's situation, but generally is between six to nine months.

	The village Program	TREATMENT FOSTER CARE
Gender	Male & Female	Male & Female
Age	12 and under	3 - 12
Capacity	As needed	15
Contract Agency	State, MHOs	DHS/OMHAS, LaneCare, Other States, Oregon Counties

WESTERN REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM

ON CHILD ABUSE & SEXUAL ASSAULT

37875 Jasper Lowell Rd.

Jasper, OR 97438

541-747-1235

REFERRALS: Susie Johnston

susiej@scar-jaspermtn.org

Program Description

Western Regional Symposium on Child Abuse & Sexual Assault began in 1985. The four days of training include three or four ongoing tracks on areas such as treatment, forensic investigation, law and psychology, child fatalities, criminal justice, and children and violence. The Symposium is held in Eugene, OR and draws 800 participants throughout Oregon and other states. Fifteen to twenty national experts present in-depth workshops each year.

	WESTERN REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CHILD ABUSE & SEXUAL ASSAULT
Gender	Male & Female
Age	Adults
Capacity	800
Contract Agency	Multiple States