Strategic Behavioral Center - Raleigh

Within our 92 bed facility we offer a structured, therapeutic, and safe environment for male and female adolescents ages 12-17. Our unique facility consists of 72 Psychiatric Residential Treatment (PRTF) beds, and 20 Child/Adolescent Inpatient Psychiatric (acute) beds. We are located in Garner, North Carolina, which is in Wake County, 6 miles south of downtown Raleigh.

We utilize a multi-disciplinary treatment team approach, with a dedication to the highest quality of care in North Carolina. We strive to put families back together one piece at a time by using a combination of a therapeutic level system, behaviorally-driven point system, and behavior management system.

For more information, please visit our website at http://www.sbcraleigh.com.


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