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Devereux Georgia offers troubled male and female youth an individualized treatment program based on their diagnosis while building from their strengths and potential.
At Devereux Georgia, our treatment places emphasis on learning from the successes of today, rather than reliving the failures of the past.
Every experience throughout each day is seen as therapeutic, and every day is planned to resemble that of a healthy adolescent.
Through this innovative program, adolescents have time to internalize change, develop self-discipline and self-esteem, and practice newly acquired personal and social skills.
Devereux youth return to society as emotionally stable and vocationally able young citizens.
At DGTN, we place emphasis on learning from the successes of today, rather than reliving the failures of the past.
Every experience throughout each day is seen as therapeutic, and every day is planned to resemble that of a healthy adolescent.
Devereux Georgia offers troubled male and female youth an
individualized treatment program based on their diagnosis while
building from their strengths and potential. At Devereux Georgia,
our treatment places emphasis on learning from the successes of
today, rather than reliving the failures of the past. Every
experience throughout each day is seen as therapeutic, and every
day is planned to resemble that of a healthy adolescent. Through
this innovative program, adolescents have time to internalize
change, develop self-discipline and self-esteem, and practice newly
acquired personal and social skills. Devereux youth return to
society as emotionally stable and vocationally able young citizens.
At DGTN, we place emphasis on learning from the successes of today,
rather than reliving the failures of the past. Every experience
throughout each day is seen as therapeutic, and every day is
planned to resemble that of a healthy adolescent.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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