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Mission Statement

The mission of Alternative Behavior Treatment Centers is to promote healthy behaviors and relationships through prevention and treatment of at risk individuals and families.

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Sweet Dreams for Kids...

An Evening With Gale Gand

A Benefit for the Youth of

Alternative Behavior Treatment Centers

Alternative Behavior Treatment Centers - Sweet Dreams for Kids Friday, February 10, 2012
At Kendall College

Delicious Food, Wine, Cooking demo by Food Network's Chef Gale Gand, Silent Auction and More!

Bring your Sweetie for a Valentine Celebration!!!


::ATSA responds to recent charges of sexual abuse. Read more...

This document is a pdf document, you need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in order to view it successfully   Illinois Association of Criminal Justice December News and Updates

:: Dr. Gene Abel and ABTC's own CEO, Robin McGinnis, presented at the ATSA 30th Annual Research & Treatment Conference Milestones: Past, Present & Future in Toronto earlier this month. This year's conference marked the 30 th anniversary of ATSA where over 1,300 attendees came from all over the world to attend the 4 day event.

Dr. Abel and Ms. Mc Ginnis , presented at a pre-convention session on "Ethical Practices". The focus of their presentation was on evidence based practices and research based effective practices.

The next ATSA conference will be held in Denver Colorado October 17, 2012. For more information on ATSA you may visit their website at www.ATSA.com

:: NEW Transitional Living Program (TLP) is a re-entry program for males 14-18 who are re-entering the community from a detention center or correctional center. The main focus of this program is to reduce the rate of recidivism with this young population and to help equip them to be successful adults living in the community , living without crime. All of the youth will be actively enrolled in a local school, working on obtaining their GED or working in the community. Please check back mid-December for more exciting news as it unfolds!

:: The Mundelein campus has received a 30 passenger van through the generosity of a donor.

:: Santa needs help! Donations now being accepted of new white low rise socks, under shirts of all sizes, flannel pajama bottoms sizes medium to XL, gift cards to Wal-Mart, Target and warm winter gloves, scarves and gloves. Please call Cheryl Beadle at 847-487-9455 ext 145

Events
Sweet Dreams For Kids...An Evening With Gale Gand
Friday February 10, 2012 6:30pm at Kendall College
More information coming soon!

New Transitional Living Program (TLP) opening in Douglas Park mid- October!
Watch for additional information coming soon
Focus 2011
:: This year's FOCUS for our development and fundraising will be on the updating and "beautification" of our campus and outpatient sites.

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