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Teaching Family Homes of Upper Michigan is a leader in the treatment and care of troubled boys and girls throughout the country through its development of programs to meet the ever-changing needs of these children and their families.
Teaching Family Homes offers a continuum of care through its variety of cutting-edge programs to help children, families and other child-care providers. These services include:
There are three family-style residential-care homes for troubled youth, featuring family style living in the least-restrictive environment: Cedar Creek, Indian River, and South Bluff all located in Marquette, Michigan.

For children who need a family to provide a nurturing living environment for them to live and grow. This program provides treatment and care to children who need more specialized care than they can receive in a traditional foster care placement. Teaching Family Homes recruits, selects and carefully trains foster parents, who take children into their private homes and provide them with treatment in supportive nurturing environments. This program is offered in most Upper Peninsula Counties.
The Lakes Area Program exists to help troubled boys, ages 10 to 17, with delinquency problems including sexual and substance abuse issues.. The center, located in Newberry, Michigan combines a cognitive behavioral treatment approach in a staff secure setting and offers on-site educational and counseling services.
Located in Marquette, Michigan, the RTC was developed for children with a psychiatric diagnosis and prior hospitalization. Featuring a staff secure environment including special education classroom, social work and counseling services on-site.
Individual and group counseling services are available in both Delta and Marquette Counties. Psychological and behavioral assessments also provided. Adult and youth groups can be arranged to serve a number of issues. Providing help with:
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Anonymous:Provide training of child-care technologies, expertise and assistance to other child-care organizations and professionals, school districts, mental health facilities and other individuals and organizations.
Our campus offers a Day Treatment classroom for students who are unsuccessful in the public education system. In Marquette, Michigan, Teaching Family Homes has teamed up with the Marquette-Alger Regional Educational Service Agency to provide an alternative elementary classroom and support to regular education students and teachers. This program focuses on preventing out-of-classroom placements and supporting reintegration. Teaching Family Homes staff also are contracted by local school districts and charter schools to provide Positive Behavioral Support and Counseling and Assessment services.
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