Symptoms and safety
Standardized measures track changes in anxiety, depression, and safety concerns, so the team can see whether treatment is working while there is still time to adjust it.
How we measure progress.
We measure progress from intake through discharge and use the results while care is still underway.
Measurement-informed care
Learn while there is still time to adjust.
We use standardized clinical measures from intake through discharge. The team reviews the results alongside what teens, families, and clinicians are seeing day to day.
Daily functioning
Progress also shows up outside the therapy room: school participation, sleep, routines, and whether skills are holding in relationships. We ask about all of it.
Family experience
Stress and communication at home are part of the picture. Change has a better chance of holding when the people at home are part of the work.
A number should be able to withstand a question.
The treatment team reviews progress regularly and shares it with families during the program, in plain language. You should not have to wait until discharge to learn how treatment is going.
We will publish outcome percentages only after the data and methodology have been reviewed. Testimonials require documented consent. No program can guarantee an outcome for your teen.
Families and referring clinicians are welcome to ask the clinical team how progress is measured in the current program.