Third Way Center-Lincoln — Mental health service in Denver, CO
Address1842 N Clarkson St CO, Denver, CO 80218
Phone+1303-780-9191
Websitethirdwaycenter.org
Third Way Center-Lincoln is a mental health service located in Denver, Colorado, dedicated to providing support for adolescents and young adults. The center offers a range of programs, including Qualified Residential Treatment Programs (QRTP), Primary Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF) programs, and a Residential Individual Living Program. They also provide specialized programs and an education program to support comprehensive care. Third Way Center focuses on fostering family reunification, promoting healthy minds, and enabling self-sufficient lives for the youth they serve. Their mission is to help shape brighter futures through dedicated care and community involvement.
Best for
- Adolescents in need of residential treatment
- Youth focusing on self-sufficiency
- Individuals seeking family reunification support
| Key services | QRTP programs, PRTF programs, Residential individual living program, Specialized programs, Education program |
| Tags | mental health, adolescent care, residential treatment, youth services, denver, colorado, family support, education |
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