Beautiful Dreamers Behavioral and Educational Center

Beautiful Dreamers Behavioral and Educational Center Beautiful Dreamers is a non-profit organization focused on the psychological needs of individuals.

Beautiful Dreamers is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving US Virgin Islands and Buford Georgia. Governed by a volunteer board of directors, Beautiful Dreamers provides Educational Programs, Counseling, psychological, medication management, and psychiatric services for all families who need a boost to acquire a healthy and functional lifestyle. Working with families and students with behavi

oral health concerns and those under the blankets of Special Education with an active Individualised Educational Plan (IEP) have affirmed our belief that they can be settled in the mainstream. Introduction of appropriate resources to these students at elementary and secondary levels is the key to achieve excellence in academic and social fields. We intend to uphold their developments as models to inspire others; just as we channel their abilities to return productive outcome. We hope to see them as mentors and champions among people of similar conditions across the globe.We emphasize the need to identify the individuals and families in need of all levels of behavioral health services and bring them to the respective facility by effective intervention, where needed.

Understanding Coercive Control Certification Training offers a thorough examination of coercive control, its effects on ...
15/06/2025

Understanding Coercive Control Certification Training offers a thorough examination of coercive control, its effects on victims, and its significance in both mental health and legal contexts.

29/05/2025

You are not defined by your past or life’s circumstances. Charter your course unapologetically! You will receive what you believe about yourself! Congratulations to the St. Croix Central High School class of 2025. .N.E Class - The optimistic, noble and exquisite.

It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and this week we want to look at some of the mental health conditions and how they ma...
23/05/2025

It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and this week we want to look at some of the mental health conditions and how they may show up. We also want to focus on how mental health affects the children in our lives.

“Keynote speaker Vincentia Paul-Constantin praised the Class of 2025 as rare, purpose-driven, and resilient—telling them...
20/05/2025

“Keynote speaker Vincentia Paul-Constantin praised the Class of 2025 as rare, purpose-driven, and resilient—telling them, “You are not a mass-produced moment,” as the ceremony celebrated their optimism, nobility, and readiness to lead with integrity.”

The St. Croix Central High School Class of 2025 embraced their graduation day with exuberance and pr...

Tomorrow is THEE day! Looking forward to sharing my journey of FAITH, resilience and perseverance with the class who has...
19/05/2025

Tomorrow is THEE day! Looking forward to sharing my journey of FAITH, resilience and perseverance with the class who has identified themselves as Optimistic, Noble and Exquisite…That you ARE indeed!. Congratulations in advance to all the graduates! Go CARIBS! 🎓

It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and we’re looking forward to the weekend! We want to encourage you to take what you n...
16/05/2025

It’s Mental Health Awareness Month and we’re looking forward to the weekend! We want to encourage you to take what you need into the weekend and leave the rest!

15/05/2025

Join us on Thursday afternoons during Mental Health Awareness Month for a weekly Mental Health Minute with Counselor and our resident content creator, Maudiana John- Baptiste. You can follow her across all platforms at Caribbean Owl.

Do you feel overwhelmed by your anger responses? Are you easily triggered by the actions and behaviors of others? Would ...
15/05/2025

Do you feel overwhelmed by your anger responses? Are you easily triggered by the actions and behaviors of others? Would you like to understand how to confront such emotions and respond accordingly? Would you like to manage your anger more appropriately. If so, join us for this 10 week Anger Management Workshop.

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Norre Gade 43-46 Unit 230
Saint Thomas
00801

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Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 08:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 22:00 - 13:00

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Mental illnesses are common in the United States. Nearly one in five U.S. adults lives with a mental illness (44.7 million in 2016). Any mental illness (AMI) is defined as a mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder. AMI can vary in impact, ranging from no impairment to mild, moderate, and even severe impairment. Serious mental illness (SMI) is defined as a mental, behavioral, or emotional disorder resulting in serious functional impairment, which substantially interferes with or limits one or more major life activities. The burden of mental illnesses is particularly concentrated among those who experience disability due to SMI.

There were nearly 40 million Americans with a disability in 2015, representing 12.6% of the civilian non-institutionalized population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Yet the share of Americans with disabilities varies widely across demographic groups and geography. The Census Bureau’s American Community Survey defines disability status through six types of questions measuring serious difficulty with hearing, vision, cognition, walking or climbing stairs, as well as difficulty with self-care and independent living.

Having a disability places a set of extra demands or challenges on the family system; most of these demands last for a long time (Murphy 1982). Many of these challenges cut across disability type, age of the person with the disability, and type of family in which the person lives. There is the financial burden associated with getting health, education, and social services; buying or renting equipment and devices; making accommodations to the home; transportation; and medications and special food. In an effort to ameliorate these challenges, beautiful dreamers provides supportive services to at-risk and homeless individuals/families to allow these families a fighting chance at closing the gaps between themselves and their non-at-risk, non-disabled and non-homeless counterparts. Such services are provided in school, homes and private practice to meet the unique needs of individuals and families. At Beautiful Dreamers, we are confident that families, as well as students in Special Education with an active Individualized Educational Plan (IEP), diagnosed with a Mental Illness as well as those considered at-risk, if given the opportunity, can cope and learn as effectively as any other student. Access to the appropriate resources by these students at the elementary and secondary level will facilitate their exemplary individualized learning and academic success. In turn, their development as productive and contributing citizens will prove invaluable as mentors and role models locally, nationally, and globally.