Completely immersive programs of clinical, experiential, educational, and recreational programming that address every aspect of life for boys and girls 16 to 17 years of age.
Using the phased-programming extended care model developed by Turnbridge in 2003, gener-separate Turnbridge Adolescent Extended Care Programs help girls and boys 16 to 17 years of age develop clinical practice, life skills, physical and mental wellness, and resilience by gradually increasing independence and exposure to real-world stresses and situations.
Adolescent Extended Care Programs provide comprehensive treatment while helping clients develop self-agency, life skills, community, and independence.
Teens 16 and 17 years of age receive a full complement of coordinated, age-, and gender-appropriate treatment and supportive services in gender-separate programs. Like all Turnbridge extended care programs, clients receive integrated treatment from top professionals, attentive case management, psychoeducation, and skills training, and a broad range of experiential and recreational programming. They are also given the freedom to develop independent living skills and experience the growth and freedoms appropriate to children of this age group while being sufficiently supported and supervised by their care team.
Clients completing Boy’s or Girl’s Adolescent Extended Care Program or who turn 18 while in treatment transition to a Turnbridge Young Adult Extended Care Program, continue treatment at another provider, or return to their home environment.
Gender-specific Adolescent Extended Care Programs provide clients with the clinical, life skills, academic, vocational, and experiential support needed to restore overall mental and physical well-being, develop healthy relationships, and support their active daily practice of leading a healthy, goal-oriented lifestyle.
All Turnbridge care team members and staff are exceptionally skilled, well-trained, and recruited for their abilities to form productive and positive therapeutic relationships with Turngridge clients. Turnbridge maintains a high staff-to-client ratio to provide clients and family members with easy access to team members, excellent communication, and comprehensive support across treatment disciplines.
Dr. Hassan Minhas, MD
Medical Director
Christopher Cutter, PhD
Chief of Adolescent Psychology
Assistant Professor, Child Study Center, Yale School of Medicine
Mark Beitel, PhD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Associate Research Scientist, Child Study Center, Yale School of Medicine
Jessica Filipkowski, RD, CDN
Registered Dieition
Lisa Cormier, LMSW
Primary Therapist
Nene Margaglione, AMFT
Primary Therapist
Jordan Weiss, LPCA
Primary Therapist
Jack Britton, LPC
Vice President of Clinical Services
LAUREN SPRINGER, LMSW
Director of Family Relations
Sam Cohen, CAC RCP
Director of Adolescent Extended Care
Abigail Horowitz, MSW
Senior Academic Advisor
BILL SIMMONS, CAC
Vice President of Operations
BETH LEGACKI
Senior Director of Admissions
TOM MARZILLI, MA
Executive Director of Residential Services
HANNAH SMALL-OIE, LCSW
Clinical Director
ALLYSON PAPALE, LCSW
Associate Clinical Director
LYNN WALKER, LCSW
Associate Clinical Director
ALLEGRA LONGO, LCSW
Associate Clinical Director
SAMANTHA CHASSE, LMFT
Program Director, Family Therapy Services
Kara Moonan, APRN
Director of Nursing
Tammy Platt
Academic Advisor
Hiliary Bassett, MA
Academic Advisor
ASHLEY GUERRERA, LPC, ATR
Senior Clinician
Lindsay Matera, LPC
Primary Therapist
Kate Mezick, BA
Academic Advisor
Autumn Chase, MAATC, LPCA, ATRP
Primary Therapist
Tyler Rapillo MA, NCC, LPCA
Primary Therapist
Lee Girion, LMSW
Primary Therapist
Liam O’Mahoney, LMFTA
Family Therapist
Amanda Jurgens, LMFTA
Family Therapist
Rachel Brennan, LMSW
Primary Therapist
Hallie Brady, LPC, RPT
Primary Therapist
DAVID VIEAU
Founder & CEO
BRETT TIBERIO
President
JAMIE HAZELTON
Executive Vice President
Adolescent Extended Care Program environments are safe, supervised, gender-separate, and comfortable settings in which teens build supportive friendships and practice life and coping skills. Beautifully-appointed living quarters, chef’s kitchens, recreation areas, and study and learning spaces provide milieus conducive to healing, growth, and connection with peers and caregivers.
Turnbridge Adolescent Extended Care Programs accept insurance for a portion of the cost. We are in-network with Anthem Blue Cross, United Healthcare, and Optum plans, and can work with most other major insurance companies on an out-of-network basis. Please call at any time to speak with an admissions specialist who can help to verify your insurance information.
