Support that continues after treatment

Aftercare Support

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Discharge planning begins on day one

A clear plan for home, school, and next steps

Keep connected through alumni groups & the Roots app

The bridge between the ranch and home

Many families worry about what happens after residential treatment ends. They want to know their daughter will not lose momentum the moment she goes home.

At Roots, aftercare planning starts on day one. Before discharge, we work with each family to prepare for the transition home, build a clear next-step plan, and support reintegration with care.

The goal is not just to discharge your daughter. It is to help her leave with structure, support, and a stronger path forward.

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A plan for the next step

Before she leaves the ranch, our clinical team works with you to create a reintegration plan. This isn’t a generic packet of papers. It’s is a step-by-step guide for your specific family. This plan includes

  • A discharge plan and reintegration plan designed for her next step
  • Coordination with outpatient providers and aftercare resources
  • Coaching to support family reintegration
  • Continued case management through the discharge process

You are never alone in the process

The transition home can feel vulnerable for both teens and families. Roots stays connected through that process so you are not left to figure everything out on your own.

After graduation, girls can stay engaged through ongoing alumni support, shared resources, and continued connection to the Roots community.

  • Weekly alumni groups: Your daughter can log in to see familiar faces and talk through her new challenges with peers who truly get it.
  • The Roots app: A private, secure community where she can access tools, inspiration, and support 24/7.
  • Case management: Our team stays involved to ensure the transition to local providers is smooth and successful.
  • Quarterly in-person alumni events

Support for the whole family

Healing does not stop with one person. At Roots, we believe the family system matters, and that support should continue as your daughter transitions home.

Parents and siblings are not pushed to the sidelines. They remain part of the process through continued guidance, reflection tools, and community support.

  • Parent support groups: Connect with other families who have walked this same path.
  • Sibling resources: Help for brothers and sisters as they adjust to the new family dynamic.
  • The family trail guide: Ongoing access to the digital tools you learned to use while she was at the ranch.

Learn more about parent and family support at Roots.

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A community she can come back to

Graduation from Roots does not mean losing connection. Alumni can stay involved through weekly peer support, the Roots app, and alumni events throughout the year.

The goal is simple: help each girl leave with more than a plan. Help her leave with ongoing support, meaningful connection, and a community she can return to.

Aftercare Support FAQ’s

Discharge planning begins on day one. At Roots, we start thinking about aftercare early, track readiness throughout treatment, and work with families and consultants to prepare for a successful transition home.

Each client leaves with a discharge plan and reintegration plan designed around her next step. That may include case management for aftercare resources, coordination around medication management through a selected psychiatrist, graduation planning, and a clear plan for returning to home, school, and daily life with more structure and support.

Roots helps families move into the next level of care with structured transition planning, communication with outpatient providers, and coaching for family reintegration. Our case managers and therapists stay closely involved up to and through discharge so families are not left figuring everything out on their own.

At Roots, we believe healing involves the whole family. Families can stay connected through parent support groups, sibling support groups, the Family Trail Guide, and continued community support. Throughout treatment and transition planning, parents also receive guidance from the clinical and case management team so they feel more prepared for what comes next.

Graduation is not the end of support at Roots. Alumni can stay involved through weekly peer support groups on Wednesdays from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m., access to the Roots app for mindfulness, accountability, and resources, ongoing support from Roots staff and other alumni, and quarterly in-person alumni events.