Sheridan House is a CBRF serving developmentally disabled co-ed adults who have significant behavioral challenges. Structured residential care services are provided in a living environment that emphasizes consistency, daily repetition, structured learning, active participation in daily living skills, reduction of challenging behaviors, and positive role modeling. Residents are regularly exposed to a variety of experiences both within the group home and in the community. This model is transitional in nature and designed to alleviate the multiple behavioral and life skills challenges that preclude placement in a less structured, long-term care setting.

Residential Services and Programs