Program Overview
Therapeutic Behavioral Services (TBS) is an intensive, in-home behavioral modification program designed to support youth ages 5 to 21 who are at risk of removal from their home due to behavioral challenges. The program focuses on reducing disruptive behaviors, improving family dynamics, and building consistent household routines that promote long-term stability and success.
TBS is a family-centered intervention that works with both the child and their caregivers to improve how behaviors are understood, managed, and supported within the home.
What Our Program Includes
TBS services are personalized and delivered in the home environment through one-on-one sessions. The goal is to address behaviors in real time and support the family in learning practical tools for ongoing success.
Key areas of focus include:
Who Is Eligible
Youth (Ages 5–21)
- Must have a a documented behavioral health diagnosis
- Must be receiving outpatient mental health services (e.g., therapy or psychiatry)
- Demonstrating behavioral challenges that put them at risk of:
- Out-of-home placement
- School disruptions or suspensions
- Legal involvement or crisis episodes
- Must live in a home environment that is willing to participate in behavioral interventions
Program Goals
Why It Matters
Youth with behavioral issues need to be understood by their families or caregivers to make improvements.
TBS is an essential service for families facing behavioral challenges that affect daily life and long-term outcomes. By working intensively in the home, TBS helps to reduce crises, strengthen family systems, and equip youth with the skills they need to thrive in the least restrictive setting possible.
We believe that with the right support, families can become empowered to turn crisis into growth and that behavioral change is possible when everyone works together toward healing and stability.
