During the day, the children also attend their appropriate therapies such as physical, occupational, hydro therapy, speech etc. After school, the children participate in recreational activities, sports, homework, hobbies, and trips into the local communities. In summer, the school program continues, and includes outdoor activities and community experiences, as well as swimming on Crotched Mountain's lakefront property. The children attend many events locally, as well as further away in Boston and Manchester. After Crotched Mountain, the students return to their home communities to independent living, group homes, or families.
Students go on to further education or employment.
Our transitional coordinator assists the students achieve their goals. The Adult Brain Injury Program at Crotched Mountain serves adults ages 18 and over, who have suffered brain injury from trauma and other causes. They are post-acute clients who are in the need of further rehabilitation before returning to their families, homes, communities, and employment. The staff includes physicians, nurses, CNA's, teachers, teacher assistants, clinicians, residential counselors, therapists, food service, housing personnel, and the administrators of the Crotched Mountain Foundation, including financial and MIS services. The Foundation enables and empowers persons with physical, developmental, emotional or other health-related considerations to pursue their highest degree of physical, emotional, and social independence as may be individually possible.