Director of Admissions
Jake Harris
Admissions Phone
Physical Address
224 S Grove St Unit J
Hendersonville, NC
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Located 15 minutes south of Asheville, North Carolina, Beacon Transitions is an independently owned and operated residential facility that specializes in working with young adults diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)- 1, or "High-Functioning Autism", and other learning disabilities, striving to live a life of complete independence. All of our residents have come to us with emerging skills in all areas of independence but need coaching and guidance from a support system that can help them become fully engaged. Beacon is intended to be the last residential program our clients attend. Through fully assimilating LifeTutors of Asheville into our program, Beacon is able to ensure our clients can transition from assessment and intervention programs like Wilderness Therapy and inpatient hospitalizations to living entirely independently, often within 12 months. We qualify results by creating a vision for success with each resident upon intake and helping them determine which path they take to get there, generally either Educational or Vocational. Our residents all attend either community college, a four-year university, or trade school during their time at Beacon. Upon exit, they are either gainfully employed, or pursuing a degree with all of the supports needed to be successful in achieving their goals. Beacon's model works best with the following Client profiles: * Primary Diagnosis of Autism Level One * ADHD * Non-Verbal Learning Disability * Executive Functioning Deficits * Dyslexia and Dysgraphia * Depression * Anxiety

General Information

Private Company - Owners On-Site
Privately Owned
Beacon Transitions

Learning Disabilites / Spectrum

No
18 - 26
Yes
18 Months
12
Suburban
Apartment Living: Live in support staff
Dorms: Live in support staff
Houses: Live in support staff

Program

Executive Functioning or Social or Life Skills
Failure to launch
Supportive College Environment
90
College Support (mentoring)
Yes
10 Hours
Yes
Typical Vacations (holidays, summer, etc)
Covid-19 Dependant and based on family needs
No
Structured Communication
Private Pay
Apartment Living: Live in support staff
Dorms: Live in support staff
Houses: Live in support staff
Optional with Program Therapist
Yes

Technology

Hardwired Computers
Students have Laptops
Access to Internet turned off nightly
Cell Phones are allowed with moderated internet access

Staff

1:1
Yes
Yes

Accreditation

Application for CARF accreditation in progress

Nuts & Bolts

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Asheville [AVL]
0.25 Hours
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No
6 Months
18 Months
Infectious Disease
Major Injury | Death
Pregnancy
Restraint
Runaways
1 Hours
12

Residential Treatment

No
0 - 0
0 Months
0
Suburban
House

Program

Single Rooms with Shared Baths
Staff Secured
ADHD
Depressive Disorders
Mood Disorders
Neurodevelopmental disorders
Reactive Attachment and Borderline Personality disorder
No
MIDDLE: Family can opt in & out of their involvement based off the timing and current issues in treatment
0%
100%
0%
Transition Supervised Housing
Transition Unsupervised Housing
Intensive Outpatient Therapy (IOP)
Community Outpatient Services
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Therapy - Individual

Yes
3 Hours
All
1
Yes
Yes

Therapy - Group

1 Hours
7 Hours
0 Hours
Yes
Behavior Specialist
Neurofeedback Specialist
Psychiatrist
Psychologist
Registered Dietician

Accredition / Affiliation

application for CARF Accreditation in progress

Nuts & Bolts

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Private / Self Pay
Breakout Billing For Insurance
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Asheville [AVL]
0.2 Hours
In Process
Behavior analyst certification board

Transitional Living / Community Based Support

No
18 - 26

Program

Executive Functioning or Social or Life Skills
Failure to launch
Supportive College Environment
No
Yes
Typical Vacations (holidays, summer, etc)
Dependent on individual family wishes and Resident's schedule
No
Suburban
Structured Communication
Private Pay
Apartment Living: Live in support staff
Dorms: Live in support staff
Houses: Live in support staff

Therapy

Optional with Program Therapist
Yes
Offsite
Other

Technology

Hardwired Computers
Students have Laptops
Access to Internet turned off nightly
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Cell Phones Allowed with monitored Data Usage

Education

Vocational Technical Classes or School
Blue Ridge Community College
https://www.blueridge.edu

Staff

1:1
Yes
Yes

Accreditation

Application in process for CARF Accreditation
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Nuts & Bolts

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Asheville [AVL]
0.2 Hours
Yes
No
6 Months
18 Months
Private / Self Pay
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Elopement
Infectious Disease
Major Injury | Death
Pregnancy
Restraint
Immediately via Case Manager
Mission Statement
Providing individualized services to our residents as they pursue goals related to personal independence, vocation and education, social and emotional resilience, and family relationships. Our Licensed Clinical Team is trained in Applied Behavioral Analysis and our Case Managers provide individual services to each resident and their families as they transition into independence and achieve their goals. Our Teachers, Direct Care Team, and Trade Skills Specialists work one on one with our residents to help them learn the skills needed to self-actualize and hit targeted milestones of achievement. We walk with young adults from assessment programs like Wilderness Therapy, outpatient services, and occasionally, directly from home, all the way through to complete independence. Beacon Transitions does not use a Behavior Modification Model or practices. We rely heavily on our ability to generate motivation from within the resident and help them use that energy to fuel the achievement of goals set by themselves, in conjunction with help from their Family, Clinician, and Case Manager.