YOUTH AND YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM  
  Gateway Rehab Center offers a full range of services for youth and young adults, ages 13 to 18, with chemical dependency problems within its system, including detoxification if necessary, inpatient assessment, stabilization and rehabilitation, partial hospitalization, after school programs and outpatient counseling. Treatment is individually tailored and highly flexible and designed to meet the social, emotional, psychological and spiritual needs of chemically dependent young people and their families.

 		 Working together with schools, parents, the legal system and other healthcare providers, Gateway Rehab Center strives to intervene in the progression of chemical dependency in youth and provide the tools to begin recovery early in life.

GRC's Adolescent Inpatient
Services

Gateway Youth Program Facilities

Rotary-Gateway Teen Leadership Institute

Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Awareness Program
YOUTH EXTENDED SERVICES PROGRAM (YES)
  Gateway Rehabilitation Center's YES Program is an intensive, moderate term residential treatment program for youth with drug and alcohol issues who have been court ordered through area counties.

The goal of YES is to provide a shorter-term intensive program with active family programming so that youth can avoid longer-term residential placement.  The average length of stay is 90 - 120 days. The YES program focuses on understanding addiction, improving family communication, relapse prevention, and developing problem-solving skills.

 

 

OTHER YOUTH SERVICES INCLUDE:
. Drug, Alcohol, and Tobacco Awareness Program
* For more information regarding youth services, 
  contact GRC at: 412.766.8700.
 

      

      
 

      
 

      
 

      
 

      
 

      
 

      
 

      

      
 

      
 

      
 

      
 

      		
      
      


      
      YES Program

      

      
      KEEPING KIDS CLEAN: 
      How Parents Can 
      Prevent Alcohol or Other Drug Use

      

        

        

          

            
            
How Can I 
            Tell If My Child 

            Is Using Drugs:

            
      

            

              

              

                

                  
                  1. Behavior changes. Is he or she becoming more 
                  irritable, less affectionate, secretive, unpredictable, 
                  hostile or depressed?
                

                

                  
                  2. Irresponsibility.  Is he or she not doing chores, 
                  late coming home, tardy at school, forgetful of family 
                  occasions or not completing homework?
                

                

                  
                  3. Changing Friends.  Is he or she changing friends and 
                  reluctant to talk about them, changing his or her clothes 
                  style, or becoming less interested in school sports or 
                  academic hobbies?
                

                

                  
                  4. Communication difficulty.  Does he or she refuse to 
                  talk about friends' group activities, or become defensive or 
                  hostile about discussing general "drug issues?"
                

                

                  
                  5. Physical or mental deterioration.  Does he or 
                  she 
                  show signs of disordered thinking, heightened sensitivity to 
                  touch, smell and taste, decreased ability to think quickly.
                

              

              

            

            
For general 
            questions about teens and drug use contact Gateway Rehab Center at 
            412.766.8700.

          

        

        

      

      		
    

  



      

        

          

          

   
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