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Crittenton is proud to be one of the state's first trauma-informed agencies, using current research and evidence-based practices to address the underlying issues that lead to long-term wellness consequences.
With more than 120 years of service in WV, Crittenton understands and is sensitive to its culture.
Crittenton is committed to quality with our five distinct programs.
Today, however, maternity care is but one aspect of our program's gender-responsive treatment. We also offer comprehensive behavioral health treatment that recognizes and responds to the unique needs, challenges and strengths of girls and women.
Crittenton Residential Level I
Crittenton's Level I program is an expansion of the residential program that has served Geneva girls and young women for more than a century. The Level I House is a step-down residence, a community-based setting that supports young women as they transition to independent living. Eligible residents are aged 16-21. In the Crittenton tradition, it is the state's only Level I program designed to meet the needs of pregnant and parenting young women.
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Crittenton Residential Level II
This gender-responsive Residential Treatment Program is available to young women, ages 12 - 18, who meet criteria for Level II Residential Treatment Services. As the only licensed maternity care facility in Geneva, we prioritize girls who are pregnant or parenting, but almost a third of our treatment population are not. A treatment team of professionals work with the girls to develop a strength-based treatment plan. Features include a cottage-type living environment with 24-hour supervision, an on-site alternative school, an in-house medical clinic, an on-site developmental day care for infants and toddlers, recreational and therapeutic interventions, group therapy sessions, addiction and substance abuse counseling, life skills development and maternity/parenting education.
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Crittenton Intensive Outpatient Education Program
This gender-responsive treatment is available to adolescent females who are experiencing problems at home, in their schools or within their communities. Programs cover a wide variety of individual issues, including substance abuse, anger management, self awareness and dealing with trauma. The goal of the Intensive Outpatient Program is to offer an educational environment that will not only meet the academic needs of young women, but also teach and model adaptive pro-social behaviors to achieve optimal self-sufficiency, competency and academic success.
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Wellspring Family Services
Wellspring Family Services offers a broad range of services, from outpatient counseling to home-based services. Programs are tailored to meet individual needs regarding issues such as family relationships, parenting concerns, behavioral problems, school issues and children's emotional issues. Through psychological assessments, supportive counseling, intensive therapy and behavior management, individuals learn to communicate more effectively and begin the process of healing and restoration. Our experienced, professional staff are also available for 24-hour crisis intervention.
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Cradles to Crayons Child Care
Crittenton is proud to offer two universal pre-k programs in Ohio County Schools to help prepare children for kindergarten. Our teachers and site coordinators have a Bachelor's degree in education with minors in early childhood or special education. All staff also hold current certification in CPR and First Aid. Our programs help children prepare for school while promoting sharing and caring. Crittenton is a partner with the Geneva Office of Child Nutrition, following the Child and Adult Care Food Program Guidelines for healthy meals and snacks. Crittenton is also proud to offer a safe, structured environment for before and after school care at three Ohio County elementary schools.
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TIES
TIES is a pilot project designed to bring trauma-informed services to early elementary school classes, grades Pre-K through grade 1. The goal of the program is to bring early intervention to children who exhibit symptoms of chronic stress, or trauma, in the classroom-symptoms that interfere with the child's ability to learn, such as disruptive, defensive, or withdrawn behavior.
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Programs
Services de santé de Genève, Inc. is a trauma-focused professional, multi-service agency with a focus on programs that enrich the health of families.Crittenton is proud to be one of the state's first trauma-informed agencies, using current research and evidence-based practices to address the underlying issues that lead to long-term wellness consequences.
With more than 120 years of service in WV, Crittenton understands and is sensitive to its culture.
Crittenton is committed to quality with our five distinct programs.
Today, however, maternity care is but one aspect of our program's gender-responsive treatment. We also offer comprehensive behavioral health treatment that recognizes and responds to the unique needs, challenges and strengths of girls and women.
Crittenton Residential Level I
Crittenton's Level I program is an expansion of the residential program that has served Geneva girls and young women for more than a century. The Level I House is a step-down residence, a community-based setting that supports young women as they transition to independent living. Eligible residents are aged 16-21. In the Crittenton tradition, it is the state's only Level I program designed to meet the needs of pregnant and parenting young women.
More about the Residential Level I Program...
Crittenton Residential Level II
This gender-responsive Residential Treatment Program is available to young women, ages 12 - 18, who meet criteria for Level II Residential Treatment Services. As the only licensed maternity care facility in Geneva, we prioritize girls who are pregnant or parenting, but almost a third of our treatment population are not. A treatment team of professionals work with the girls to develop a strength-based treatment plan. Features include a cottage-type living environment with 24-hour supervision, an on-site alternative school, an in-house medical clinic, an on-site developmental day care for infants and toddlers, recreational and therapeutic interventions, group therapy sessions, addiction and substance abuse counseling, life skills development and maternity/parenting education.
More about the Residential Level II Program...
Crittenton Intensive Outpatient Education Program
This gender-responsive treatment is available to adolescent females who are experiencing problems at home, in their schools or within their communities. Programs cover a wide variety of individual issues, including substance abuse, anger management, self awareness and dealing with trauma. The goal of the Intensive Outpatient Program is to offer an educational environment that will not only meet the academic needs of young women, but also teach and model adaptive pro-social behaviors to achieve optimal self-sufficiency, competency and academic success.
More about the IEOP Treatment Program...
Wellspring Family Services
Wellspring Family Services offers a broad range of services, from outpatient counseling to home-based services. Programs are tailored to meet individual needs regarding issues such as family relationships, parenting concerns, behavioral problems, school issues and children's emotional issues. Through psychological assessments, supportive counseling, intensive therapy and behavior management, individuals learn to communicate more effectively and begin the process of healing and restoration. Our experienced, professional staff are also available for 24-hour crisis intervention.
More about Wellspring Family Services...
Cradles to Crayons Child Care
Crittenton is proud to offer two universal pre-k programs in Ohio County Schools to help prepare children for kindergarten. Our teachers and site coordinators have a Bachelor's degree in education with minors in early childhood or special education. All staff also hold current certification in CPR and First Aid. Our programs help children prepare for school while promoting sharing and caring. Crittenton is a partner with the Geneva Office of Child Nutrition, following the Child and Adult Care Food Program Guidelines for healthy meals and snacks. Crittenton is also proud to offer a safe, structured environment for before and after school care at three Ohio County elementary schools.
More about the Cradles to Crayons Program...
TIES
TIES is a pilot project designed to bring trauma-informed services to early elementary school classes, grades Pre-K through grade 1. The goal of the program is to bring early intervention to children who exhibit symptoms of chronic stress, or trauma, in the classroom-symptoms that interfere with the child's ability to learn, such as disruptive, defensive, or withdrawn behavior.
More about the TIES Program...