Is your child a good fit?
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Major depressive disorder
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Persistent depressive disorder
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Bipolar I disorder
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Disruptive mood dysregulation disorder Generalized anxiety disorder
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Obsessive compulsive disorder
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Post-traumatic stress disorder
Mood and Anxiety Disorders
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Attachment disorders
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Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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Executive functioning deficits
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Oppositional-defiant disorder
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Intermittent explosive disorder
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Parent-child relational disorder
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Specific learning disorders
Many students have secondary mood or behavioral issues
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School refusal or avoidance
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Substance abuse
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Active self-harm
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Suicidal intent, threats, or attempts
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Aggression with parents and siblings
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Elopement
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Unhealthy and codependent relationships
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Inappropriate attachments
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Low self-esteem
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Addictions including technological and pornography Anger and defiance
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History of eating disorder or disordered eating
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Trouble making and keeping appropriate friendships
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Impulsive and reckless behavior
Common issues and maladaptive coping strategies as a result of trauma and attachment issues
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Autism or closely related symptom cluster
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Learning disorders or Nonverbal Learning Disorder
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Other Neurodevelopmental Disorder Unspecified
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Average to high IQs (80+) but may have lower Processing Speeds or Working Memory
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ADHD
Some form of neurodevelopmental disorder
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Generalized Anxiety or Social Anxiety
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Persistent Depressive Disorder
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Executive Functioning Deficits including impulse control issues
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Easily overwhelmed or dysregulated, trouble with self-regulation
Many students have secondary mood or dysregulation issues
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Has trouble making and keeping friends, not knowing how they fit in
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Difficulty taking the perspective of others
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May be diagnosed with PTSD or Reactive
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Attachment Disorder
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May have some form of gender dysphoria or sexual questioning
Usually has a social/emotional deficit involved
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Self-harm
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Elopement
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Addictions including sexual and technological
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Anger
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Defiance
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History of eating disorder or disordered eating
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Suicidal intent, threats, or attempts
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Lacks ability to appropriately self-advocate
History of maladaptive coping strategies (intense fight/flight/freeze responses)
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Younger than 13 and older than 17.6 years old
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IQ lower than 80
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Medical issues that require full-time supervision
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Exhibits grooming and sexual predatory behaviors
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Gang history or affiliation
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Conduct Disorder
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Psychosis
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Younger than 7th grade or older than 17.5 years of age.
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Pervasive patterns of aggression or violence toward others.
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Sexually aggressive, predatory, and/or grooming behaviors
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Excessive history of elopement
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Requires living in home with the gender opposite of birth sex
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Medical problems or eating disorders requiring full-time medical supervision
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Physical handicap restricting normal physical activity for programmatic purposes
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ASD Level 2
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Acute Psychotic Disorders