SafePassage Adolescent Services | At-Risk Youth & Troubled Teen Transport Services

Is your teenager heading down a dangerous path? You don't have to follow them alone - we are here to help. As a matter of fact, we help dozens of families every year locate and transport at-risk youth.

Managing a troubled teen can be an overwhelming struggle but a struggle you can overcome. We know because we have over 20 years of experience helping families in crisis.

Get the support and professional help you need and begin the healing process for your family; contact info here.

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I wanted to let you know how much we appreciate your help and kindness through this difficult time with our son. You are a kind and caring person and your advice and understanding were very comforting.
- D.W. in Florida

Thank you so much for making this an easier decision and for taking such good care of my son.
- L.S. in Georgia

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SafePassage – Merry Christmas

Monday, December 20th, 2010

To honor our Clients and express our appreciation to the therapeutic schools and programs and Educational Consultants who place their faith and trust in SafePassage Adolescent Services, a donation to the United Methodist Children’s Home in Decatur, GA has been made. The UMCH, founded in 1871, assists children and families who do not have access [...]

Eckerd Youth Alternatives

Tuesday, July 27th, 2010

I sat down yesterday with Eckerd Youth Alternatives Quality Control Officer, Greg Holeman to find out more about Eckerd schools and programs and their plans for the future. 100,000 Stories and Counting is printed on the front of their marketing packet; so I asked Greg is this really true? Greg told me that since the [...]

17 Is Not Old Enough

Monday, November 2nd, 2009

Late yesterday I received a panic phone call from a therapeutic boarding school. They said that one of their students was on a family visit at a mall when the student bolted. The parents, of course, chased in pursuit of their own child and when they caught up to her they put hands on her. [...]

Adolescents and Gaming-Reality

Thursday, March 5th, 2009

In a recent conversation with Christy Cook, MA, LAPC we discussed the adolescents’ sense of reality. In our professions we both encounter at-risk adolescents who are, often times at their worst. So I posed the question to Cook: Do you think that adolescents in general have a distorted sense of reality and if so, why [...]