Teen and young adult services
SAIL Program
- 732-367-1710 ext. 9300
- 591 Lakehurst Road, Toms River, NJ
- 732-367-1710 ext. 9300
- 591 Lakehurst Road, Toms River, NJ
Program Requires a Referral
Program Director: Anjelica Rivera
732-367-1710 ext. 9300
arivera@preferredbehavioral.org
The SAIL Program is a partial care program for youth 13-17 who have serious emotional or behavioral challenges. It is a highly structured intensive 5 day a week treatment program that strives to maximize each youth’s potential for learning, growth, and emotional stability within the family or natural support system.
What is the SAIL Progam?
Teen After-School Partial Care Program
The teenage years can be a turbulent time, especially for teens with serious emotional and/or behavioral issues. The SAIL program creates a safe space for teens to reset their lives from past experiences, prepare for their future and become the best versions of themselves. Teens participating in the SAIL program and their families have the following services available to them. All of these services are provided with a trauma-informed approach, Monday through Friday from 3 pm – 6:30 pm.
- Therapeutic recreation and individualized therapy
- Family therapy and parent support groups
- Psychiatric evaluations & medical management
- Individualized goal planning
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Transportation based on need and availability
- Collaboration with schools and community providers
Get The Help You Need
Make The Call
Call 732-367-1710 x9300 to learn more about SAIL. It is the first step to getting the help you and your teen to deal with emotional and behavioral issues they are experiencing.
Make A Referral
Referrals can be made by parents, hospitals, schools, probation, or youth. Complete the form and the family will then be contacted.
What Happens Next?
Once accepted into the SAIL program, we will work with the teen and their family to better manage emotional and behavioral issues.
Help and Support
To Build Strong Family Relatinships
Family involvement is critical to the success of the participants. We encourage families to attend monthly parent support groups and family therapy sessions and provide weekly updates to the program. Families learn effective communication tools and experience closer relationships as they implement them.
Once the referral is received, the clinical team reviews it, and determines whether or not to move forward with the initial consultation and evaluation. It is important to note that not all referred individuals are accepted into the program. However, we will provide information for other programs that may be appropriate.
- Prevent duplication of services
- Avoid potential conflicts between treatments
- Experience a more seamless and coordinated solution
We're Here To Help
Preferred Behavioral Health Group provides multiple youth and adult services to address emotional, mental, and behavioral health issues. However, some situations require different services. If your child is experiencing life-threatening danger or the immediate risk of harming themselves, you must take them to the nearest emergency room or dial 911 for immediate assistance.