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TRICARE®

TRICARE®

Insurance Information

Midwest Center full- immersion residential program is tailored to work with Insurance.  We accept most major health insurance.

TRICARE®

Midwest Center offers a full-immersion Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) program for adolescents with pervasive emotional, behavioral or psychiatric challenges that impact the youth’s functioning at home, in school and within the community. The program is designed for males ages 12 to 18 and females 10 to 18. The program features all levels of staff, including our licensed teachers, being trained in DBT, as well as clinical staff participating in regular meetings with a DBT consultant to provide adherent treatment. Our comprehensive program is working toward certification through DBT-LBC. DBT is central to every aspect of our programming, all day, every day.

Program Features:

  • Locked and secure, pro-social and seclusion-free environment
  • On-site Cognia-accredited school with licensed and DBT-trained teachers implementing a year-round curriculum
  • Menu planning by a certified dietitian that can accommodate food allergies and dietary preferences
  • Board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist and military veteran attends to patients weekly**
  • Weekly military support group session run by a military family member**
  • Equine-assisted psychotherapy – sessions are ground-based and focus on connection and attunement
  • Ropes course helps encourage personal development and team building
  • Pet-assisted therapy utilizing therapy dogs to promote coping with mental health disorders
  • Midwest Center for Youth & Families is a TRICARE®-certified, licensed and accredited residential treatment facility.

*Services only available at the Kouts location

Take the First Step

Find out how Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at Midwest Center for Youth & Families can help your child find hope and healing. Call 888-629-3471 for a no-cost, confidential assessment. If you or your loved one need immediate medical assistance, contact 911 or seek the nearest emergency room.