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Pearl Youth Residence - Tacoma - CLIP Program

1201 South Proctor Street , Tacoma, Washington
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253-396-5937
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  • Overview

    Clinic & Center Description:

    Pearl Youth Residence is a Children’s Long-term Inpatient Program (CLIP) in Washington state. It provides residential treatment to youth with significant psychiatric impairment. Pearl serves boys and girls ages 12-17, with most youth staying six to twelve months.

    CHILDREN’S LONG-TERM INPATIENT (CLIP)
    CLIP is the most intensive inpatient psychiatric treatment available to WA State residents, ages 5-18 years of age. The program is a secure and highly structured setting designed to assess, treat and stabilize youth diagnosed with psychiatric and behavioral disorders. Individualized treatment is provided through the use of evidenced based practices designed to increase the youth’s skills and adaptive functioning with a focus on reintegration back into a community.

    Intake Process:

    Pearl services are accessed through application and approval by the local Behavioral Health Organization and Washington State Children’s Long-term Inpatient Program (CLIP) Administration.

    CLIP INTAKE PROCESS:
    Families should contact the local CLIP liaison to determine eligibility. Who your CLIP liaison is depends on your location and insurance. To find the contact information for your CLIP liaison visit http://clipadministration.org/Contacts/contacts.html and click on your child's health plan to see the correct liaison to call.

    Once you contact your liaison and explain your child's situation they will help you and any local providers you're working with to explore options for placement in a CLIP location.

    If you’re having trouble connecting with a liaison you can call 206-588-2985 or email contactclip@clipadministration.org for questions

    Requirements:

    - Ages 12 - 17 years old
    - Legal residents of Washington State
    - Youth diagnosed with a severe psychiatric disorder
    - Youth possessing a risk to themselves, others or is gravely disabled which warrants care under the supervision of a psychiatrist
    - Community based mental health resources available in the community did not meet the treatment needs of the youth
    - CLIP is funded by Federal and State Medicaid dollars. Private insurance and other income sources can be billed if applicable.
    - Client is voluntary, involuntary, or has Family Initiated Treatment


  • Details

    Services Offered:

    • Group Therapy
    • Individual Therapy
    • Psychiatric Beds
    Tags: alternative treatment, Case Management, children, Children's Long-Term Inpatient Program (CLIP), Court-Ordered, dbt, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Family Counseling, Family Therapy, free counseling, Medication Management, Pierce County, skills training, substance use, Tacoma, and Youth
    Ages Accepted:

    • Children
    • Adolescents
    Languages:

    • English

  • Availability

    Currently Accepting Clients: Yes
    ADA Accessible: No
    Near Public Transportation?: Yes
    Teletherapy:

    • No
    Closest Bus/Train Stop:

    12th St S & Adams St


  • Payment

    Currently Accepting Health Insurance?:

    • Medicaid
    Sliding Scale:

    • No

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