Beacon Children's Hospital

This provider offers specialized care for children and adolescents ages 6 to 17 who are experiencing emotional and behavioral difficulties, including trauma, anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation. The inpatient hospital provides round-the-clock care within a structured and supportive environment designed to ensure safety, encourage emotional development, and involve families throughout the healing process. Apply Trauma-Informed Therapeutic Approaches The clinical team uses trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and the trust-based relational intervention (TBRI) model to help young clients process difficult experiences and build healthier coping skills. Therapists conduct daily individual and group sessions, while art and recreational therapies promote creative expression and physical engagement as part of healing. A certified therapy dog also participates in select therapeutic activities, helping children feel more comfortable, connected, and supported. Support Healing in a Structured and Comfortable Setting Clients stay in a 28-bed hospital that follows consistent routines and provides on-site education during weekdays to support academic continuity. Three nutritious meals and several snacks are served each day, with menus developed by a nutritionist. Throughout their stay, children participate in therapy groups, life skills sessions, and recreational activities in shared indoor spaces designed to encourage movement, reflection, and emotional well-being.