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Tours
The Community Relations Department is available to conduct general information tours of the center.
Family members and professionals requesting tours for the sake of admission decisions are referred to the Admissions Coordinator.
Tours are conducted as needed on flexible schedules (day and evening/weekday and weekend).
Tour groups range in size and diversity.
The average tour takes two hours and includes a brief discussion about the center and mental illness/emotional disturbance, and includes a general campus tour.
Tour members are briefed on the importance of clients' rights to privacy/confidentiality, and are required to sign a Confidentiality Agreement, which is kept on file at Community Relations.
Community Relations calls each client program area the tour will be visiting to determine the feasibility of a tour entering the area at that time, and to allow cottage/program staff time to alert clients of the tour.
Community Relations weighs the benefits of tours (public gaining a better understanding of mental illness/emotional disturbance, etc.) against the potential costs of disrupting the clients' therapeutic environment.
Last updated
March 23, 2010