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Sheppard Pratt School and Residential Treatment Center

Baltimore (Towson), Maryland · Part of Sheppard Pratt (Sheppard Pratt Health System)

Level of care
Residential treatment (RTC), Residential, On-grounds special education school (12-month)
Ages
12 to 18

Listed as operating. 5 sources, newest retrieved Jun 23, 2026. Record researched Jun 23, 2026.

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Published program summary

A 46-bed licensed RTC on Sheppard Pratt's historic Towson campus that pairs 24-hour trauma-informed residential care with an on-grounds, full-day 12-month special- and general-education school for adolescents 12-18 with severe emotional and behavioral disabilities. Placement is made through public child-serving agencies (DSS, DJS, or the local Core Services Agency) rather than direct private admission.

Services and populations

Specialties
Severe emotional and behavioral disabilities, Complex developmental trauma, Trauma-related disorders, Borderline personality disorder, Anxiety disorders, ADHD, Bipolar disorders, Depression / mood disorders
Modalities
Individual therapy, Group therapy, Family therapy, Trauma-informed care, Occupational therapy, Psychiatric services / medication management, Nursing services, Therapeutic recreation and community outings, Vocational and independent living skills training
Approximate published capacity
46

Daily life and family

Daily life
  • We provide 24-hour care in a supportive and nurturing environment. While in our care, youth attend our full-day special and general education school that operates as a 12-month program.

Insurance and payment

Payment notes
No private insurance acceptance is stated on the program's site. Placement/funding runs through public referral channels: "Residents are referred to us by the Department of Social Services, the Department of Juvenile Services, or the local Core Services Agency/families." Residential admissions are handled by Amanda Briele, Residential Admissions Coordinator ([email protected], 410-938-5152).

Credentials and public record

Accreditation
The Joint Commission (org-wide, Sheppard Pratt Health System)
Public record
Not yet checked
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Location

Address
6501 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD 21204
County
Baltimore County

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