BUILDING TOUR

Take a tour through our building and grounds.

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Finished in 1902, the main building is home to our Residential and Day Treatment Programs as well as the Bansbach Academy.

Finished in 1902, the main building is home to our Residential and Day Treatment Programs as well as the Bansbach Academy.

Our historic building looks lovely in the winter.

Our historic building looks lovely in the winter.

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Social Studies is a favorite class for many students.

Social Studies is a favorite class for many students.

School projects line the walls.

School projects line the walls.

Healthy, whole grain, organic food is served for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.

Healthy, whole grain, organic food is served for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.

The Tenenbaum Cafe looks much the same as when the building first opened in 1902.

The Tenenbaum Cafe looks much the same as when the building first opened in 1902.

Kids can earn incentives for positive behavior and demonstrating leadership.

Kids can earn incentives for positive behavior and demonstrating leadership.

The health office helps manage medications and occasional bumps and bruises.

The health office helps manage medications and occasional bumps and bruises.

The Wolf Pack Cafe is our student-run coffee cart business.

The Wolf Pack Cafe is our student-run coffee cart business.

The Learning Kitchen is a great place to learn everyday life skills.

The Learning Kitchen is a great place to learn everyday life skills.

The Art Therapy Studio is an important part of our healing philosophy.

The Art Therapy Studio is an important part of our healing philosophy.

Kids explore through clay, paint, found objects, charcoal and oil sticks.

Kids explore through clay, paint, found objects, charcoal and oil sticks.

Music Therapy is a critical part of our therapeutic offerings.

Music Therapy is a critical part of our therapeutic offerings.

Kids use songwriting and lyric analysis to explore their feelings and to find positive coping tools.

Kids use songwriting and lyric analysis to explore their feelings and to find positive coping tools.

Therapy dogs visit regularly and help relieve tension and stress for kids and staff alike.

Therapy dogs visit regularly and help relieve tension and stress for kids and staff alike.

The Fit! Room helps kids stay active.

The Fit! Room helps kids stay active.

Exercise helps improve your mood and is an effective coping tool.

Exercise helps improve your mood and is an effective coping tool.

These machines improve hand eye coordination and are great for brain development.

These machines improve hand eye coordination and are great for brain development.

The Fit! Room is used by the Health/P.E. classes during the day and by the dorms at night.

The Fit! Room is used by the Health/P.E. classes during the day and by the dorms at night.

Special play therapy rooms are available for use by therapists.

Special play therapy rooms are available for use by therapists.

Play therapy is a powerful tool for engaging children in treatment.

Play therapy is a powerful tool for engaging children in treatment.

There are five residential dorms at DCH, each with their own design.

There are five residential dorms at DCH, each with their own design.

All new residential clients receive welcome kits that include colorful new bedding, a journal, stuffed animal, water bottle, hygiene items and more.

All new residential clients receive welcome kits that include colorful new bedding, a journal, stuffed animal, water bottle, hygiene items and more.

The leisure rooms includes games, foosball, table tennis, and a pool table.

The leisure rooms includes games, foosball, table tennis, and a pool table.

Trained facilitators help kids tackle the ropes course where they learn teamwork and communication skills.

Trained facilitators help kids tackle the ropes course where they learn teamwork and communication skills.

A therapeutic horticulture garden is a great place to nurture plants and get dirty.

A therapeutic horticulture garden is a great place to nurture plants and get dirty.

A swing set and climbing wall gives kids an opportunity to play.

A swing set and climbing wall gives kids an opportunity to play.

DCH+Outside+Plaque.jpeg

Finished in 1902, the main building is home to our Residential and Day Treatment Programs as well as the Bansbach Academy.

Our historic building looks lovely in the winter.

front+desk.jpeg

Social Studies is a favorite class for many students.

School projects line the walls.

Healthy, whole grain, organic food is served for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks.

The Tenenbaum Cafe looks much the same as when the building first opened in 1902.

Kids can earn incentives for positive behavior and demonstrating leadership.

The health office helps manage medications and occasional bumps and bruises.

The Wolf Pack Cafe is our student-run coffee cart business.

The Art Therapy Studio is an important part of our healing philosophy.

Kids explore through clay, paint, found objects, charcoal and oil sticks.

Music Therapy is a critical part of our therapeutic offerings.

Kids use songwriting and lyric analysis to explore their feelings and to find positive coping tools.

Therapy dogs visit regularly and help relieve tension and stress for kids and staff alike.

The Fit! Room helps kids stay active.

Exercise helps improve your mood and is an effective coping tool.

These machines improve hand eye coordination and are great for brain development.

The Fit! Room is used by the Health/P.E. classes during the day and by the dorms at night.

Special play therapy rooms are available for use by therapists.

Play therapy is a powerful tool for engaging children in treatment.

There are five residential dorms at DCH, each with their own design.

All new residential clients receive welcome kits that include colorful new bedding, a journal, stuffed animal, water bottle, hygiene items and more.

The leisure rooms includes games, foosball, table tennis, and a pool table.

Trained facilitators help kids tackle the ropes course where they learn teamwork and communication skills.

A therapeutic horticulture garden is a great place to nurture plants and get dirty.

A swing set and climbing wall gives kids an opportunity to play.