SERVICES
&
PROGRAMS

AT TRILLIUM FAMILY SERVICES

We believe every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported. Mental health is a deeply important part of a child’s overall well-being, and we understand that each young person’s story is shaped by their unique experiences—including trauma in its many forms. These experiences matter, and they influence how children and adolescents show up in the world.

That’s why our trauma-informed approach is rooted in compassion, safety, trust, and meaningful connection. We walk alongside young people and their families, offering steady support and understanding as they move toward healing, growth, and renewed hope.

We are committed to providing nurturing, trauma-informed care for children and adolescents ages 5–17, and to remain a source of support for young adults ages 18–24. As the only provider in Oregon offering a full continuum of children’s mental and behavioral health services, Trillium is committed to helping every child thrive—reflected in outcomes that consistently rank in the top 10–20% nationwide.

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COMMUNITY SERVICES

These community and school-based programs help children and families cope while continuing their everyday lives. For children completing residential treatment, these services may support a safe and successful return to home.

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Outpatient

Services

Individual and family therapy, consultation, case management, treatment groups, assessments, medication management, and psychological testing.

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Therapeutic

Equine Program

The Equine Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Program is an innovative curriculum that enables youth of all ages to develop a deeper understanding of DBT skills, practicing specific lessons alongside horses.

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Psychiatric

Day Treatment

A mental health program focused on mental health treatment, including individual therapy, family therapy, medication management, and skills groups.

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Mental Health Promotion Program

The purpose of mental health promotion and preventative services is to promote healthy development and formation of healthy lifestyles and behaviors in children, adolescents, and families.

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Chrysalis

Support Group

High school-based prevention program to support teenage, female-identifying trauma survivors. Groups are held weekly from October through June at each of our host high school sites.

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Intensive Community Treatment & Intensive Outpatient Program

Includes individual therapy, family therapy, medication management, and skills training. Services can be provided in the therapist’s office, the community, or in the family's home.

FACILITY-BASED SERVICES

SECURE INPATIENT
Designed for children and adolescents who need longer-term support and intensive therapy services. Trillium is the only provider of Secure Inpatient treatment for children and adolescents in Oregon.

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SUBACUTE
Brief and intensive on-site psychiatric services to stabilize a young person after a significant emotional or behavioral incident with the goal of preparing each child for the next phase of care.

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PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL
Short-term, on-site psychiatric services for young people requiring 24-hour support for emotional and behavioral challenges.

YOUNG ADULT PROGRAM (YAP)
A voluntary residential program for individuals struggling with significant mental health diagnoses as they transition to independent living.

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National School Lunch Program

  • The School Wellness Policy is about the policies that are intended to create a school environment that protects and promotes the health of our students. Our commitment to providing nutrition education and regular physical activity, as well as access to nutritious foods for all students, are described here. The School Wellness Policy updates annually.

    For more information, contact Taylor Bacon, Dietary Services Manager at tbacon@trilliumfamily.org

  • The Summer Food Service Program was created by Congress in 1968. It is designed to provide funds for eligible organizations to serve nutritious meals to low-income children when school is not in session.