Outcomes

Testimonials

Our families say it all. Over the past 15 years, we’ve worked with nearly 3000 students and families, and each of their stories brings depth and purpose to the work we do. We receive a nearly continuous stream of letters, photos, poems, and videos from our amazing alumni network around the world.

Surveys

Outstanding communication, trust, and a service-focused approach are central to our mission. We measure our success in these and other areas through a series of satisfaction surveys families participate in at various points throughout the treatment process. Results of these inform staff and systems development, and they are central to a mental healthcare experience that exceeds expectations. Here are just a few of the outcomes of those surveys with well over 1000 responses:

Overall satisfaction with communication during my child’s arrival and acclimation

Therapist seemed to understand my child and his/her issues

I learned more about my child (feelings, motivations, what drives behaviors) throughout PQ

My child learned more about him/herself throughout experience at PQ

YO-Q OUTCOMES

Throughout the treatment process, students and families participate in a series of nationally standardized questionnaires referred to as the Youth Outcome Questionnaire (OQ/YOQ). Results are gathered at admission, discharge, and specific points post-discharge. At the individual level, this data better equips the treatment team to craft interventions/treatment approaches to meet student’s needs. The meta-data empowers the Pacific Quest development team to evaluate treatment efficacy on a longitudinal scale, and enhance programming.

Pacific Quest is nationally recognized as a Gold Status designated research program by the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs (NATSAP) and the University of New Hampshire. To date, well over 1,000 Pacific Quest students and families have been a part of this study. We are committed to this research and remain dedicated to utilizing the data to deliver the most comprehensive and evidence-based treatment for every family.

Clinical Cutoff

The standardized cutoff score is established to differentiate between the level of distress/symptoms in a community sample and two clinical samples in the normative group. Scores below the cutoff are most similar to the community sample and scores above the cutoff are most similar to inpatient samples.

Adolescent Parent Responses
Young Adult Responses
Adolescent Responses