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Nexus-Woodbourne Family Healing

Baltimore, Maryland · Part of Nexus Family Healing

Level of care
Residential treatment (RTC), Psychiatric residential (PRTF), Diagnostic and evaluation program
Ages
12 to 18

Listed as operating. 3 sources, newest retrieved Jun 23, 2026. Record researched Jun 23, 2026.

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Published program summary

Historic Baltimore campus that has served children on the same site for over 200 years (originally an early-1800s orphanage), combining psychiatric residential treatment for boys 12-18, a specialized sexually problematic behaviors track, and a 90-day CSEC (commercial sexual exploitation) diagnostic & evaluation program for female and transgender youth 14-18 — all paired with an on-campus, Maryland State Department of Education-approved special-education school (Woodbourne School) and vocational training.

Services and populations

Genders served
Males ages 12-18 for psychiatric residential treatment (emotional/behavioral/mental health and sexually problematic behaviors tracks); cisgender female youth and transgender youth ages 14-18 for the diagnostic & evaluation (CSEC) program.
Specialties
Emotional, behavioral, and mental health treatment, Sexually problematic behaviors treatment, Commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC) / trafficking survivors, Trauma treatment, Special education and vocational training (on-campus Woodbourne School)
Modalities
Trauma-informed care

Admissions

Typical length of stay
90 days for the diagnostic & evaluation (CSEC) program; not stated for the male psychiatric residential program.

Insurance and payment

Payment notes
No insurance/payor list is published on the program's own site. Admissions are referral-based: "If you are a state or county social worker or a community partner seeking residential treatment services for a child or youth, our programs are designed to meet complex needs." (state/county child-welfare and behavioral-health referral pathway), but no carriers or government payors are stated verbatim.

Credentials and public record

Accreditation
The Joint Commission (TJC), Licensed by Maryland Department of Health
Public record
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Location

Address
1301 Woodbourne Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21239
County
Baltimore city

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