Bright Future Residential Treatment
The Residential Program on the Nicholasville Campus of The Kentucky United Methodist Children's Homes is designed to help adolescents ages 12-17, many with histories of abuse, neglect, abandonment, and/or family trauma that have resulted in emotional or behavioral problems.
Our Nicholasville Campus is a Child Caring facility, licensed and regulated by the Cabinet for Health Services, Office of Inspector General. Our license allows for Residential Treatment and Emergency Shelter with Treatment. Many of the youth we care for have had multiple placements prior to coming to our program.
Our goal is to address the individual needs of the client and thereby stabilize them to build a better future. Our licensed clinicians work with our youth, their guardians, and involved parents to develop a plan that is designed to achieve success in treatment. Trained Residential Youth Care Associates provide 24 hour supervision and assist youth in establishing a healthy routine that allows for work on identified treatment goals.
Clinical Services Include:
Additional Information:
*Specialty groups are based on the needs of youths on campus.
**Specific interventions are reviewed on an individual basis during the treatment planning process. Licensed clinicians providing TF-CBT, EMDR, DBT, and Play Therapy have additional training in those processes. Seven Challenges and MET/CBT individual treatment and groups are facilitated by trained staff with oversight as required by licensees of that program.
Weekly Services:
- Group Therapy
- Individual Therapy
- Cottage Groups
Using techniques from:
- Drug and Alcohol Treatment (KYUMH utilizes the MET/CBT therapeutic approach to treatment)**
- Family Therapy
- Social Skills Development Group
- Grief and Loss Group Therapy*
- Anger Management Group Therapy*
- Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (TF-CBT)**
- Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)**
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)**
- Play Therapy**
Multi-Disciplinary Team:
Meets weekly to review the progress of each client.
- Licensed Clinical Therapists on site
- Registered Nurse-24 hour access
- Psychiatrist on campus bi-weekly
- Dietician-monthly consults
- Crisis response-24 hour on call for clients
- Chaplain
- Residential Youth Care Workers trained to supervise and provide the care and routine necessary for a safe environment
Family Resources:
We recognize the vital importance of family engagement throughout treatment. Our staff will work with families to support their ability to participate in their child’s treatment process as well as helping to facilitate family visits. Support with transportation and other financial and logistical barriers may be available.
Additional Resources
Contact for Placement:
Chad Foster
(859) 523-4651
