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Alabama Boarding Schools
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St. Bernard Preparatory School
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Located in the Birmingham area and accredited by The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, St. Bernard is a co-ed Catholic boarding and day school for grades 9-12.
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Indian Springs Boarding School
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Academics has always been a hallmark of our school, with test results and college placement that ranks us at the very top. Our 350 acre campus is located just outside of Birmingham. Please contact us for more info.
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| Residential Treatment Centers
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Three Springs
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Adolescent residential treatment program.
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Skyland Ranch
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Our program consists of providing a structured living environment of interdependence with other residents and staff whereby the resident is able to set and follow through with individual goals. We attend multiple meetings of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, both on and off site, for the discussion of addiction and living issues. The heart of the program is to allow the resident to be part of something larger than himself.
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Alabama State Directory of Teen & Family Support
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| Parenting Guide to Teen Help |
| Implement a strict behavior management program in your home |
| Try using behavior contracts with your teen |
| Consider professional counseling and therapy |
| Residential treatment is an option for teens that need more intensive therapy |
| Boot Camps, boarding schools, or Wilderness Camps offer a very highly structured environment that focuses primarily on discipline |
| Hospitalization or Jail is the measure of last resort. Consider using these options if your teen has demonstrated that he is a danger to himself or to others |
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Alabama boarding schools provide many programs for troubled youth. A vigorous academic curriculum, along with summer camps and outdoor activities help build character and improve the behavior of teenagers. These boarding school s are accredited for tackling the troubled teen problems like eating disorder, teen smoking, drug abuse, school bullying and low self esteem.
So what are you looking for in a school? What makes the Alabama boarding schools a unique experience? Click Here to find out!
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Alabama ALLKIDS Health Insurance Program
1-888-373-5437
ALL Kids is a low-cost, comprehensive healthcare coverage program for children under age 19. |
Alabama Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Board
334-242-9500
If you suspect child abuse and/or neglect, please call the Family Services Division of the Department of Human Resources |
Alabama Center for Missing and Exploited Children
1-800-228-7688
334-353-1172
State's central repository for information on children and other persons missing in Alabama and other states. |
Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence
1-800-650-6522
If you are a victim you can get help. The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence is dedicated to serving you. Call our toll-free 24-hour crisis line. |
Alabama Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation
1-800-367-0955
Serving Alabama citizens with mental illness, mental retardation, and substance abuse problems. |
Alabama Disabilities Advocacy Program
205-348-4928
1-800-826-1675
ADAP's mission is to provide quality, legally-based advocacy services to Alabamians with disabilities in order to protect, promote and expand their rights. |
Alabama Head Injury Foundation
1-800-433-8002
205-823-3818
Alabama Head Injury Foundation helps clients & family access resources & services to improve the life of those with traumatic brain or spinal cord injury |
Autism Society of Alabama
1-877-428-8476
205-824-6734
a powerful advocacy organization focused on changing the quality of life for individuals with Autism Disorders and their families. |
Child Protect
334-262-1220
Child Protect is the Montgomery Alabama Area Children's Advocacy Center and is the only agency that provides investigative services of children suspected to be victims of child abuse. |
Council on Substance Abuse
1-800-762-3790 24 Hour
334-262-4526
Information and referrals to local services, including counseling and treatment, and prevention programs. |
Drug Education Council
334-433-5456
Prevention, education, and information about current local and national community awareness efforts. |
Learning Disabilities Association of Alabama
334-277-9151
LDAA strives to advance the education and general welfare of children and adults with learning disabilities. |
Families Anonymous - Huntsville
256-536-4188 |
Grandparents Support Groups |
| Grief and Loss Support Services in Greater Birmingham | |
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Family Guidance Center of Alabama
1-800-499-6597
Our full range of services includes counseling, parenting education, mentoring, services for business and industry, child care support services, adult day care, career development, job training and other therapeutic services for families. |
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Auburn University Autism Center
334-844-2075
Provides comprehensive services to individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), their families, schools, and agencies. |
Counseling and Therapy
Referrals to mental health professionals in your area. |
The Crisis Center
205-323-7777 24 Hour
Telephone counseling, suicide intervention, immediate and aftercare services for victims of sexual assault, and referrals for helping agencies in central Alabama. |
Family Guidance Center of Alabama
1-800-499-6597
Services for children and families include counseling, support groups, and parenting classes in Montgomery, Birmingham, Troy, and Dothan. |
Family Services Center
256- 551-1610
Individual, family, and group counseling on a sliding fee scale. Also offers teen substance abuse program (ages 12-19), parenting classes, anger management and conflict resolution programs. |
Family Sunshine Center
334-263-0218
1-800-650-6522 24 Hour
Individual and group counseling, and advocacy services to family violence victims to aid in their recovery, stabilize their lives, and prevent future abuse. |
Mental Health Center of North Central Alabama
1-800-337-3162
The Mental Health Center of North Central Alabama is a public, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that provides treatment, education and assistance to people affected by mental health problems. |
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