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Northwest Passage’s Riverside campus, situated in the lakes and woods region of Northwest Wisconsin, is designed for the unique needs of adolescent males and gender-diverse adolescents ages 12-17. Programming focuses on building resiliency through developing a therapeutic lifestyle based on our grounding principle The PassageWay. These lifestyle components help each young person create better emotional regulation, develop healthy coping skills, promote positive relationship-building, and provide a connection to the community.

We work together with the youth and their families to help them see themselves in a new light through experiential learning, innovative mental health interventions, therapeutic lifestyle choices, and safe relationships. Northwest Passage proudly serves youth from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, and we are committed to providing an environment where all youth feel welcomed and supported. Northwest Passage is dedicated to providing exceptional care and support to all of our clients, demonstrating resilience, determination, collaboration, teamwork, and a strong work ethic.

Additionally, we find engaging ways to teach evidence-based interventions like DBT and SMART skills along with ARC-informed interventions to youth, their family systems, and their caregiving staff. As a way to encourage engagement, treatment might include mountain biking in the northern Wisconsin woods, fishing or canoeing the river on our private peninsula, spending time in nature with a camera, or creating projects in our woodworking shop.

RIVERSIDE QUICK FACTS

Riverside is situated on 70 acres of property wrapped around the Clam River in Webster, Wisconsin. It features three family-style homes and a comprehensive on-site treatment staff. Riverside also has an indoor gymnasium, fitness center, classrooms, and a large experiential arts building. The grounds of Riverside offer many opportunities for experiential learning including gardens, a yurt, docks for fishing, plenty of kayaks, a hammock village, nature trails, sport courts, and a fire pit.

 

  • Serving ages 12-17
  • 26 beds across three houses
  • 6-10 month approximate average stay
  • 1:4 minimum staff to client ratio

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