Perimeter Behavioral Hospital of West Memphis helps kids and teens 6 to 17 in a structured residential program that helps them work through trauma, anxiety, depression, and stress. The program serves youth with emotional and behavioral challenges. Licensed staff guide each resident through daily care in a secure setting that supports growth and safety. Shape Progress with Therapy Perimeter uses trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT), trust-based relational intervention (TBRI) model, animal-assisted sessions, and expressive activities like music and art to help residents build trust and emotional skills. Daily group and individual sessions focus on communication, emotional regulation, and coping. Family therapy adds support and helps strengthen relationships during treatment. Foster Connection Through Care Residents live in a gender-specific unit with structured routines and daily schedules. Staff prepare meals that follow nutritionist-approved plans and offer snacks throughout the day. Nurses, therapists, and recreational staff lead activities. A therapy dog visits residents daily to support connection and comfort through casual and guided interactions. Use Evidence-Based Trauma Care Clinicians use trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy (TF-CBT) and trust-based relational intervention (TBRI) to build emotional regulation and stability. Staff lead individual, group, and family sessions alongside recreation and expressive therapies, including art, dance, and music. A trained facility dog joins daily activities, helping youth feel at ease during therapeutic sessions. Ensure Comfort and Structure Clients share most rooms, which include a private bathroom and shower. Children attend on-site school during the week and follow a structured schedule that includes therapy, medication support, nutritious meals, personal care routines, and outdoor activities. The campus includes gender-specific units and access to supervised recreation and therapy spaces.
