This Adolescent Residential Treatment program at The Center for Great Expectations provides mental health treatment to pregnant or parenting women between the ages of 13 and 20 — and their children (up to age 5). Even at this young age, many in this program have already experienced childhood trauma, including physical or sexual violence, homelessness and poverty. We collaborate with the Board of Social Services, Medicaid, Social Security Administration, housing, employment, the Division of Child Protection & Permanency (DCP&P), Care Management Organizations (CMOs), and the legal system, as well as well as providing hands-on support in: Adolescent House All referrals must go through PerformCare. To begin the process with PerformCare please call +1 (877) 652-7624. For More Information (732) 247-7003 Ext. 350 Hear from our success stories We assess the person as a whole. We want to see where they came from. Where they’re going, their hopes, their dreams. Our young people come to us with a range of trauma. We want our young moms to learn that trauma should not be a deterrent but rather a motivator in building a future that is achievable. We want them to dream big even with setbacks; the idea is to keep getting up even with stumbling blocks. Coming here was an hour and a half away. But it was something I had to deal with in order to stay with my son. Because no foster home wanted me and my son together. Working to end the cycle of trauma, abuse and homelessness among young women.
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Leigh Rasmussen, MS, LAC, LCADC
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Leigh Rasmussen, MS, LAC, LCADC
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Ayana Bishop, MSW, LSW
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