​The Coyote Coast Transition Program supports individuals and families in continuing the momentum established in out-of-home treatment or educational settings.

 

Why Transition Care?

Those who may benefit from the temporary and more routinized structure of out-of-home treatment or educational settings may return with improved mood, insight, coping skills, communication, and self-control. However, in our experience, working with individuals and families, especially when there is trauma at the root, gains are rarely sustained without learning attunement, emotional regulation, curiosity and understanding, and healthy communication and boundaries across and between family members. 

In our after-care work, we find that gains are better sustained when we help to develop a flexible  and responsive balance of attunement and affection with accountability and consistency between family members. A Coyote Coast therapist can best support these efforts, when we can establish therapy relationships early enough in the return-to-home planning process. 4-8 weeks can really be the difference when developing an aftercare plan using important input from family members, the treatment program, and other involved professionals.

 

The Transition Program Includes:

 

• Close Consultation with Program/Academic Staff to Develop a Comprehensive Transition Home Plan

• Weekly Family Therapy

• Parent Coaching & Crisis Intervention

• Weekly Individual therapy or Mentoring

 

Coyote Coast Therapists will seek to see the whole family by prioritizing close collaboration with treating and related professionals.

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If you are interested or would like further information, please call 925-258-5400 ext. 0 or send an email

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