Our Story
Midwest Center for Youth and Families offers specialized residential treatment for children and adolescents with complex mental illness. Conditions we treat include but are not limited to: bipolar disorder, borderline features, depression, severe ADHD, suicidal and self-harming behaviors as well as the long term effects of low self-esteem.
We serve male and female youth ages 10-20. Our locked and secure, therapeutic residential units are separated by age and gender:
Midwest Center located in Kouts, IN
-Male Unit (ages 10-20)
-Female Unit (ages 10-14)
-Female Adolescent Unit (ages 14-20)
-Female Adolescent Unit (ages 14-20)
South Shore located in Valparaiso, IN
-Female Adolescent Unit (ages 12-20)
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