Research confirms campers' benefit from Quest program!The first statistical analysis from 150 summer campers and their families found that Quest's treatment program provided significant benefit for hyperactivity, impulsivity, peer and family relationships, reduced aggression, anxiety and depression. Using the Connors-3 and Harkers Self-Esteem measure, Lisa Greenberg, an Alliant University doctoral student found results that the Quest therapy program was very effective at producing beneficial change. More to follow.

Quest Therapeutic Strategy Only in a natural setting can children be taught real change. Children first need to learn to accept help without defensiveness. Then, they need to understand problems as they occur and finally, they must learn new skills for change. Quest clinical treatment combines milieu and daily group therapy to create a unique treatment documented as effective since 1992, individualized for each child but creatively applied to all.

The Quest Camper Both boys and girls participate in our program. Campers range from 6 to 18 years of age and experience mild to moderate difficulties behaviorally, emotionally or socially. They may have no diagnosis and just need help developing social skills and self-esteem. Quest campers may struggle finding stable relationships or consistently achieving their goals. They may have diagnoses of ADHD, anxiety, Asperger’s Disorder, depression, learning disabilities or social problems.