Residential Services

From trauma to triumph, together we are Building Brighter Futures for children and families.

Quest and Vision programs serve moderate acuity youth, both males and females ages 10-17. Licensed for 41 beds, serving approximately 20 youth at a time, divided into groups of 8-10 youth in order to better meet therapeutic needs.
This is a lower stimulation area that provides ability to separate higher acuity youth that need extra attention and relationship support. This allows therapists to observe and better assess the youth in a short-term period.
Therapists use a variety of assessments and resources to help better target the unique treatment of our youth. NCH uses therapeutic groups, individual, & family therapy.
Our staff are trained in Trauma Informed Care (TIC) and use Trust Based Relational Intervention (TBRI)® skills and techniques. Staff utilize these methods to support youth each and everyday.
The QRTP’s are primarily funded through contracts with Idaho Child Welfare. These programs are also capable of serving youth from other states such as Washington.

Canyon View Center (CVC) serves both males and females ages 7-14 with mental health disorders, trauma histories, or behavioral issues. These youth require more intensive treatment than outpatient services can provide.
Licensed for 8 beds, serving approximately 5-6 youth at a time.
CVC services include:
- Individual, Group, and Family Therapy
- Education
- Medication Management
- Trust-Based Relational Intervention®: for all caregivers and staff
- Brief Strategic Family Therapy
- Psychological Assessments
- Recreation
The PRTF opened October 2024 after a complete remodel of the 11,000 square foot building previously known as the Hopper House.
NCH received a $5 million grant from the State of Idaho as well as support from various donors to complete the full remodel.
Funding will primarily come from insurances, including but not limited to: Magellan Health Care (Medicaid), Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Tri-Care, etc.

Cheryl Currin, Admissions Manager
ccurrin@nwch.us
(208) 743-9404 | Ext. 220