Admission

Solacium offers wilderness programs, residential treatment centers and young adult transitional programs that specialize in helping youth and young adults with issues ranging from depression, anxiety, ADHD, adoption issues, substance abuse and learning challenges.

Unlike our competition we are not sure we have a school or program that can help your child. So please contact one of our admissions counselors to see if our services are appropriate for your child’s needs. Our admissions counselors will be pleased to discuss our services and the admissions procedures. The admissions process and application will give our admissions counselors the needed information to determine if we are a fit for your families needs. To discuss the admissions and enrollment please click on the program of your choice below.

You can also contact us at info@solacium.com

New Haven

A Therapeutic Home and School for Girls

As a therapeutic program and school for girls, New Haven Residential Center provides a safe, nurturing, and structured environment for troubled teens. Through our personalized therapeutic approach your struggling teenage girls will learn how to build trusting relationships which will enable her to change and heal.

To learn more about the program, click here.

Kristie Jensen Admissions Counselor • 1-801-794-1218

Sunrise

Residential treatment center and boarding school for teen girls

Sunrise Residential Treatment Center offers a comprehensive residential treatment program that help struggling teens achieve positive change in their lives. Sunrise provides an environment that promotes academic excellence, emotional growth, and healthy family relationships. Our structured school and therapeutic program allows students to develop into healthy young adults and transition into college and universities.

To learn more about the program, click here

Bobbie Jensen Admissions Counselor • 1-435-635-1185

Alldredge Wilderness Journey

a nationally recognized, wilderness program for at-risk youth

Alldredge Wilderness Journey is a licensed wilderness therapy program and accredited alternative school for troubled teens ages 13 through 18. Located in the beautiful rolling hills of North Central West Virginia, Alldredge provides adolescents with unique therapeutic experiences that create a desire to change. Our therapists and staff guide students through our emotional growth process by implementing innovative and effective therapeutic interventions. We provide academics, experiential learning, individual and group therapy, and intensive family workshops to help our students and families address issues and move towards a successful, healthy future.

To learn more about the program, click here.

John Grago Admissions Counselor • 1-888-468-1828

Fulshear Ranch Academy

For Young Women

At Fulshear Ranch Academy, young women (age 18 and over) are invited on a journey of self-discovery and education. Using a holistic model, participants experience field-based experiential education and classroom academics, therapeutic groups and activities, life skills and career training, all in an environment that promotes overall health and wellness.

To learn more about the program, click here.

Shay Butts Admissions Counselor • 1-281-313-1908

Transitions of Galveston Island

A Transitional Program For Young Men Struggling With Addiction

Transitions of Galveston Island is an 8 to 12-month community that provides young men 18 and older a sober college living experience. Our three-phase, 12-Step-based community is designed for young men who are struggling with substance abuse or other addictions. TGI helps them transition from residential treatment centers, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centers, wilderness programs, and therapeutic boarding schools to stable independence.

To learm more about the program, click here.

Shay Butts Admissions Counselor • 1-281-313-1908

Sommerville

Young Adult Community

Sommerville is a healing community, unlike any other, for young adults ages 18 and over. Our program specializes in working with individuals diagnosed with Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD), Pervasive Developmental Disorder (PDD), Asperger’s, and other neurobehavioral conditions. Often misunderstood, our residents have experienced many obstacles throughout their lives. As a result, they have struggled at home and school, in other programs, or at work. Sommerville provides a safe and supportive setting where young men and women are able to explore their strengths and interests in order to experience successes.

To learn more about the program, click here.

Shay Butts Admissions Counselor • 1-281-313-1908