To best serve each youth’s unique needs, we welcome individuals who:

  • Are experiencing significant mental health or behavioral challenges that require the structured and supportive environment we provide.
  • Are able to engage in individual, group, and family therapy, fostering emotional and personal growth.
  • Are physically healthy and able to participate actively in daily activities.
  • Have cognitive abilities that allow them to benefit from our therapeutic programs (minimum IQ of 70).
  • Meet medical necessity criteria based on Medicaid, CMS, or other third-party insurance guidelines, depending on the type of admission.

Our goal is to ensure that every child who joins us is set up for success in their journey toward healing and hope.

Saint Joseph’s Children’s Home, located in Torrington, Wyoming, is a private, non-profit psychiatric residential treatment facility dedicated to helping youth aged 6 to 17. Our specialized care helps young individuals overcome emotional and behavioral challenges.

We offer a comprehensive range of services, including psychiatric residential care, individual and group psychotherapy, social skills training, educational programs, chemical dependency counseling, and various therapeutic recreational activities.

Yes, we have been accredited by The Joint Commission since 1996, reflecting our commitment to excellence in healthcare standards, patient safety, and quality treatment.

We serve youth aged 6 through 17 who need structured psychiatric residential treatment due to emotional, behavioral, or mental health challenges.

Referrals can be made by healthcare providers, schools, or social services. Parents or guardians can also directly contact our admissions department at (307) 532-4197 ext. 3252 for guidance and assistance.

Absolutely. Saint Joseph’s operates an accredited K–12 school right on campus, providing each child with the opportunity to continue their academic progress during treatment. Our small class sizes and individualized, one-on-one instruction allow us to meet students where they are, supporting both their educational and emotional needs in a nurturing environment.

Residents participate in numerous enriching activities, such as equine-assisted therapy, 4-H programs, choir, drama, swimming, and various supervised outdoor activities and adventures.

Treatment duration varies depending on individual needs but generally ranges from six to eight months, always with the goal of safely transitioning back to their community, family environment or a lower level of care.

Yes, family involvement is encouraged. Visits, family therapy sessions, and participation in the child’s treatment plan are integral components of our approach.

As a non-profit organization, our funding comes from a combination of state funding, grants, Medicaid reimbursement, and generous donations from individuals and organizations committed to youth mental health.

We warmly welcome community support. Donations can be made through our website or by contacting our business office at (307) 532-4197. Your contributions directly benefit the children and programs we provide.

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