Cathedral Home Services For Youth and Families

Youth ages 12 to 17 are admitted to the residential program at Cathedral Home, a nonprofit offering youth and family services in Laramie, Wyoming.

Younger children, teens, young adults and families can get counseling there too and can talk about any issues surrounding substance use. Residential admission generally takes a referral.

Residential Care in Laramie

Teens stay on the campus around the clock and the therapy includes substance use prevention. Equine assisted psychotherapy is also available.

There's an on campus school with small class sizes and hands on learning.

Cathedral Home doesn't use lockdowns or seclusion. The program is not for a young person who needs inpatient medical or psychiatric care. The teen sleeps in Laramie, so school and therapy share the day.

Counseling Across Wyoming

Six clinical mental health counselors at Cathedral Home offer telehealth to people anywhere in Wyoming, and in person counseling is available too.

Residential admission also covers youth from Nebraska, South Dakota and other nearby states. If you live far from Laramie, you don't have to drive to the campus for a session.

A court or a school district usually funds a residential placement and secures schooling, room and board and therapy.

You won't be able to get a Wyoming youth's residential placement reimbursed by private insurance, BCBS and CIGNA included, or by Medicaid.