Pride Manchester House, located in Bismarck, North Dakota, is an eight-bed psychiatric residential treatment facility dedicated to serving children ages five to thirteen who are diagnosed with emotional disturbances. Founded in 1989, the facility emphasizes trauma-informed care, helping children heal, grow, and thrive through individualized treatment plans. Services include residential treatment, individual and family therapy, therapeutic groups, and on-site educational programs, all designed to address the unique emotional and behavioral needs of each child.
The facility provides a supportive and structured environment staffed by a multidisciplinary team of professionals including treatment coordinators, nurses, case managers, direct support professionals, and teachers. Pride Manchester House integrates evidence-based practices and trauma-focused interventions to foster resilience, dignity, and hope. Through transition planning, after-care support, and collaboration with families and community resources, children are guided toward successful reintegration into their homes, schools, and communities while developing essential life skills.
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
