Intensive Day Treatment (IDT)

Intensive Day Treatment has been offered at Rockland BOCES for more than 20 years. The program was designed to support students in grades K-12 during a time of crisis or re-entry into the community, easing them back into the routine and reality of everyday life. IDT is offered year-round.

The program, a collaboration between Rockland BOCES and the Rockland Children’s Psychiatric Center, is designed to stabilize the student and allow him/her to successfully return to school. More than 2,000 students have benefited from this service to date.

Elementary IDT @ Hilltop School

Both school and mental health issues are focused on in this six-week program for classified and non-classified students in grades K-5 who are experiencing an acute crisis. A team consisting of a teacher, teaching assistant, psychiatric social worker and psychiatrist supports students and families.

• Elementary IDT Email Brochure (PDF)
• Elementary IDT Trifold (PDF)

Middle & High School IDT @ BOCES Main Campus

This program serves classified and non-classified students in grades 6-12 who are in need of short-term mental health and educational support. Within four weeks, students are transitioned back to school.

• Rockland IDT Email Brochure (PDF)
• Rockland IDT Trifold (PDF)

Intake Forms for Parents and Students

• Information Needed for Intake (PDF)
• IDT Family History Form (PDF)
• Student Emergency Contact Form (PDF)
• Parent Questionnaire (PDF)
• Elementary Student Questionnaire (PDF)
• Middle/High School Student Treatment Goals (PDF)
• Technology Acceptable Use Policy (PDF)

Forms for School Districts

• Elementary IDT Referral Form (PDF)
• Rockland IDT Referral Form (PDF)
• Supporting Information Needed for Intake (PDF)
• Educational Component Update (PDF)
• Elementary Weekly Tracking Sheet (PDF)
• School Liaison Questionnaire (PDF)

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