Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch Western Plains in Bismarck, North Dakota, is a Christ-centered residential treatment facility dedicated to helping children and adolescents ages 10 to 17 heal from complex trauma, severe mental health conditions, and behavioral challenges. The Ranch provides a nurturing and highly structured environment with 24/7 care from a multidisciplinary team, including therapists, nurses, addiction counselors, and a psychiatrist. Individualized treatment plans integrate therapy, psychiatric care, accredited educational support, life skills development, and spiritual growth opportunities. Their trauma-informed approach ensures every child receives compassionate care tailored to their unique circumstances.
This residential program is designed for youth who have experienced significant adversity, including self-harm, aggression, suicidal ideation, and emotional disorders. Children benefit from trauma-sensitive schooling at Dakota Memorial School and have access to spiritual life programming or values-based alternatives. The Ranch also emphasizes strong family involvement through therapy, coaching, and consistent communication, helping prepare youth for a successful transition back home. With its blend of clinical expertise, faith-based values, and family-centered care, Dakota Boys and Girls Ranch offers a comprehensive path to healing and hope for vulnerable children and their families across North Dakota.
I been seeing Tiffany for quite a long time. She is the the best therapist I have ever seen. She has helped me find healthy ways to live my life while not having to depend on lots of medication. I love her calm demeaner because it makes it so much easier to open up and talk to her. I 100% recommend her!!!
Called letting them know I was sick and wouldn't make my appointment they counted it as a final strike and barred me from making future appointments. Reached out again about 2 months ago due to poor mental health went to voicemail left detailed message with name and number that call was never returned the doctors that work here may care about you. But the company itself could care less if you live or die
