Hospital Diversion Program

The NFI hospital relocation program is a short term hospitalization facility for adolescents in danger of acute mental illness. Teenagers are referred to the NFI Hospital Transfer Program by private practitioners and designated mental health organizations in Vermont. Safety facilities at these staff will serve people aged 10 to 18 who usually live in the program for 7 to 10 days. The trauma notification team consists of a familiar and enthusiastic accommodation counselor, a competent master's degree clinician, and an experienced psychiatrist team (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).

The NFI hospital transfer program provides stabilization of the crisis, clinical counseling and treatment planning. The NFI hospital relocation program focuses on family-led customer driven therapy. Teenagers work with clinicians planned to determine the treatment goal of hospitalization, which will help guide the overall treatment plan. Throughout his / her stay, young people will contemplate events that resulted in admission, gain a better understanding of maladaptive coping strategies, develop sound coping strategies, and gain opportunities to improve assisted communication. The NFI hospital relocation program clinical team cooperates with youth, family and health care provider teams to develop a comprehensive after-care program at discharge.

Our hospital relocation program consists of a hospital relocation plan located north of Burlington, Vermont and a hospital relocation plan located in Brattleboro, Vermont.

Video Tour: Click here for an overview of the video tour and transfer plan of the hospital.

The Department of Mental Health (DMH) has been introduced through local security inspectors and private psychiatrists or mental health

In many countries, instead of hospitalization, we are planning to transport those in danger of community facilities such as mental crisis evacuation centers, family-type houses, residential apartments, dormitories and other community facilities . People stay in the community to avoid hospitalization costs, stigma, trauma. Many provide the same rehabilitation model as psychiatric hospitalization facilities and find a reduction or substantial decrease in hospitalization needs with appropriate support, compassion, understanding, professional mental health and peer counseling.

The NFI hospital relocation program is a short term hospitalization facility for adolescents in danger of acute mental illness. Teenagers are referred to the NFI Hospital Transfer Program by private practitioners and designated mental health organizations in Vermont. Safety facilities at these staff will serve people aged 10 to 18 who usually live in the program for 7 to 10 days. The trauma notification team consists of a familiar and enthusiastic accommodation counselor, a competent master's degree clinician, and an experienced psychiatrist team (24 hours a day, 7 days a week).

The NFI hospital transfer program provides stabilization of the crisis, clinical counseling and treatment planning. The NFI hospital relocation program focuses on family-led customer driven therapy. Teenagers work with clinicians planned to determine the treatment goal of hospitalization, which will help guide the overall treatment plan. Throughout his / her stay, young people will contemplate events that resulted in admission, gain a better understanding of maladaptive coping strategies, develop sound coping strategies, and gain opportunities to improve assisted communication. The NFI hospital relocation program clinical team cooperates with youth, family and health care provider teams to develop a comprehensive after-care program at discharge.