Residential Services

Our Residential Treatment program is located on the Dousman campus and boasts 365 acres of rural land. Featuring six living units – including 59 residential beds and one licensed Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF), a school and gymnasium, indoor and outdoor recreation facilities, administrative and maintenance facilities, a student employment center, and a private 50-acre lake, Lad Lake is uniquely suited to help boys successfully improve their behaviors, attitudes, and outlook on life so they may return home to their families and communities.

Our Residential staff is made up of approximately 50 full-time and 20 part-time employees, including a school administrator, a psychiatrist/medical director, a registered nurse, several psychotherapists, teachers, youth care workers, AODA (Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse) counselors, and more. They provide 24-hour treatment, education, and counseling for adolescent males and young adults (ages 9-21) experiencing psychological, emotional, and behavioral problems.

We use a multidisciplinary team approach to help stabilize resident behavior, create motivation for positive change, and develop the necessary pro-social skills to prepare them for successful reintegration.

For more information, please contact Brett Hansen at 262-965-2131.

 

St. Rose has instilled hope in the hearts of girls and young women since the day it was founded in 1848. The Lad Lake St. Rose campus works toward its mission to reshape the world view of girls into positive perspectives that guide growth and encourage success. The St. Rose residential care specializes in helping girls (ages 12-18) with severe emotional and behavioral issues including self-abuse, delinquency, running away, academic failure, depression, anger control and alcohol and drug dependency. Like the Dousman campus, it also houses therapeutic day education to help girls succeed in school. For more information on the St. Rose campus, click here.