Transition House is a 6-bed home located on Threshold grounds. The residential setting continues to ensure consistent application of treatment procedures throughout the day. A home-like atmosphere allows for individual preferences in living arrangements with individually decorated rooms. Residents of the Transition House directly participate in the daily operation and function of the home, with an emphasis on daily living skills necessary to transition to even greater independent living. A multi-disciplinary team of professionals including direct care staff determines treatment goals.
Residents participating in either work option receive compensation for work performed.
Off-campus activities such as community dances, personal shopping, movies, dining, and other forms of entertainment are regularly planned to enhance social skills and to increase each resident's ability to function as a member of the surrounding community. Long term resident goals include a wide variety of living options within a continuum of residential services contingent on the type and level of supports necessary to meet individual needs, once behavioral and communication goals are met. Options may include returning to the family home, therapeutic foster care, community-based group home, supported living arrangements, and others. The residential setting continues to ensure consistent application of treatment procedures throughout the day. A home-like atmosphere allows for individual preferences in living arrangements with individually decorated rooms.