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SMA Healthcare Adolescent Residential Programs

SMA

3875 Tiger Bay Rd. Daytona Beach, FL 32114

Mr. Steffan Mallory - Administrator

386. 947. 5902 x60013

Ms. Candace Roos- School Counselor 

386. 947. 5902  x60005

Ms. Nicole Bukata- Registrar

386. 947.5902 

 

Beach House (Bringing Enrichment and Children Home)

BEACH House is a 24-hour, 7-day-a-week crisis shelter serving youth ages 10 to 17 who are exhibiting runaway, truant, and ungovernable behaviors.

The program provides a safe, structured, and supportive environment designed to stabilize youth in crisis while working toward family reunification. The primary goal of BEACH House is to enhance family communication, strengthen relationships, and support a successful return home whenever possible.

Services include:

  • Temporary crisis shelter
  • Food and clothing
  • Individual counseling
  • Group counseling
  • Life skills development
  • Individualized educational services
  • Family support services
  • Referrals to community resources and ongoing services

Through a combination of counseling, skill-building, and family engagement, BEACH House helps youth and families address challenges that contribute to behavioral concerns and family conflict. The average length of stay is approximately 21 days.

Residential Adolescent Program (RAP)

The RAP is a residential substance use treatment program serving adolescents ages 13 through 17. Youth may turn 18 while enrolled in the program; however, they must be 17 years old or younger at the time of admission.

The goal of RAP is to help youth develop the skills needed to live a drug-free lifestyle, utilize healthy coping strategies, and strengthen their ability to positively engage with their families and support systems.

Services include:

  • Individual counseling sessions at least once per week
  • 24/7 Medical services
  • Daily therapeutic group counseling
  • Family therapy and support
  • Substance use treatment and recovery services
  • Individualized educational services
  • Academic and transition planning
  • Behavioral health and life skills development

RAP provides a structured, supportive environment where adolescents can focus on recovery, personal growth, and preparing for a successful transition back to their homes and communities. The average length of stay is approximately six months, based on individual treatment needs and progress.