
Neurobehavior Unit
Beach Terrace Care Center is proud to host a 79-bed Neurobehavioral Unit to providing rehabilitation services for individuals facing significant behavioral challenges due to neurological impairments. Our mission is to create a safe, nurturing, and therapeutic environment that helps residents reclaim their place in society. The caring sense of community and shared purpose fosters mutual respect and self-regard among both residents and staff, which is vital for successful. In our Neurobehavioral Program, we focus on that utilize positive approaches to address problem behaviors. We believe that new learning thrives in an environment that reinforces desired behaviors rather than simply suppressing unwanted ones. Our interventions target the development of adaptive skills while consistently recognizing positive achievements, enabling residents to in a way that upholds their dignity, boosts self-esteem, and encourages teamwork between residents and staff. At Beach Terrace Care, we aim to equip our residents with a rehabilitation experience that effectively prepares them for independent. For some, this means training for successful reintegration into community-based living situations. While individual discharge plans may vary, a core set of skills is essential for a smooth transition back to community living. Residents may progress at different rates as they master these skills, but our ultimate goal is to maximize their potential for success upon discharge.
Here are the available programs:
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Career skills
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Daily living skills
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Substance abuse support
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Stress and anger control
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Financial management
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Mental and emotional well-being
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Culinary club
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Adult education programs.
"I had a brain tumor. I had been in a facility for 10 years after surgery and was in two other places before coming to Beach Terrace. I have been here for 4 years. The facility is clean, the food is good, the nurses are nice. I go out on passes with my family and on trips. And they have helped me speak properly, use a computer, and go to group therapy to talk. They take good care of me at Beach Terrace."
- Tom G., Neurobehavior Resident
