AYB Clubhouse™ is a faith-driven, clinically-enhanced behavioral and emotional development program for children and adolescents ages 5–21. Rooted in love. Built on evidence. Aligned with 1915 Respite.
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• Launch: Adult PsychoeducationBehavioral Health Training Program
• Launch: 100-Topic YouthPsychoeducation Behavioral Curriculum
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• 1915(i) HCBS Respite & YouthBehavioral Health Services Overview
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The Adolescents and Youth Behavioral Clubhouse (AYB) delivers an integrated clinical and faith-based model of respite care and behavioral health services to retrain young minds, transform behaviors, and unlock human potential. We equip adolescents and youth with essential cognitive, emotional, and moral frameworks for optimal outcomes while addressing systemic challenges to build resilient families and purpose-driven leaders.
AYB envisions a globally revolutionary future where every adolescent and youth is empowered through clinically excellent, faith-integrated care to retrain their minds, realign behaviors, and rise as architects of a transformed society. We lead a systemic revolution in youth behavioral health to heal communities and fulfill God-given potential for stronger families and a more hopeful world.
At THEESEEDS AYB Clubhouse, we understand that raising a child or adolescent with significant behavioral health challenges can be overwhelming for families. Our Respite Care Services are designed to provide meaningful, high-quality support that gives children, adolescents, and youth a safe and structured environment while offering parents and guardians the temporary relief they need.
Ideal for families seeking short-term support and supervision.
Designed for youth with significant behavioral needs requiring a higher level of support.
These services are especially helpful for families who need short-term relief to maintain stability at home, prevent escalation of behaviors, or support transitions during particularly stressful periods.
Our Child & Adolescent Respite Care program provides structured, supportive care in a safe and nurturing environment. This service is designed to:
• Offer temporary relief for parents, guardians, and primary caregivers
• Provide children and adolescents with positive, structured activities and supervision
• Help young people practice coping skills, social interaction, and emotional regulation in a supportive setting
• Reduce family stress and prevent caregiver burnout
• Support stability and prevent the need for higher levels of care
This program is flexible and can be utilized on a scheduled or as-needed basis, depending on the family’s circumstances and the young person’s needs.
The 1915(i) Respite Care Services represent a more intensive level of support for children and adolescents with significant behavioral health challenges. Funded through Maryland’s 1915(i) Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) waiver, this program is designed for youth who require a higher level of structure and clinical oversight.
Key features include:
• Intensive, goal-oriented respite care tailored to the individual needs of the child or adolescent
• Integration with clinical behavioral health services to support skill-building and behavior management
• Focus on reducing the frequency and intensity of challenging behaviors
•Support for youth at risk of out-of-home placement or psychiatric hospitalization
• Coordination with the child’s existing treatment team and family
• Emphasis on building coping strategies, social skills, and emotional regulation in a therapeutic environment
This service is particularly valuable for families navigating complex behavioral challenges who need consistent, professional support beyond traditional respite options.
Parents and guardians often tell us they feel exhausted, isolated, and unsure of where to turn when their child’s behaviors become intense or unmanageable. Our respite care programs are designed to:
• Give families much-needed breaks while knowing their child is in a safe, supervised, and supportive environment
• Help children and youth build positive experiences and relationships outside of high-stress situations
• Reduce the risk of crisis, hospitalization, or placement disruption
• Strengthen the entire family system by providing breathing room and professional support
• Offer a bridge between home life and more intensive clinical services when needed
We believe that when families are supported, children and adolescents have a better chance to thrive.
At AYB Clubhouse, respite care is not just about supervision — it is about creating meaningful, supportive experiences that respect the dignity of every young person while giving families the relief they deserve. Our team is trained in trauma-informed care and works collaboratively with families to ensure services are responsive, respectful, and effective. We are committed to walking alongside parents and guardians with compassion, professionalism, and clear communication every step of the way.
If you are a parent or guardian seeking respite support for your child or adolescent, we encourage you to reach out to our team. We will work with you to determine the most appropriate level of respite care based on your child’s needs and your family’s situation.We offer community-based, facility-based, and in-home respite care as clinically appropriate to meet the individual needs of each child or adolescent.
AYB Clubhouse™, by THEESEEDS Institute, provides a structured 9-stage journey of behavioral and emotional development. We serve children, adolescents, and youth through an onsite + family + school integration model — meeting young people where they are and building toward lasting change.
Our approach is rooted in the belief that every child bears inherent worth and is created with purpose. We bring clinical expertise and faith-driven compassion together to create a safe space where healing is not just possible — it's expected.
Evidence-based psychoeducational modules
Trauma-informed, culturally responsive care
Individualized Plans of Care (POC) for every client
Our 100-topic curriculum spans five developmental brackets, each clinically tailored to meet young people exactly where they are.
Every session is structured around five intentional zones, each targeting a core dimension of a young person’s growth.
Identify and manage emotions — building the self-control that changes everything.
Decision-making exercises that reduce impulsivity and build lasting responsibility.
Peer engagement activities developing communication, trust, and belonging.
Structured psychoeducational modules that build lasting knowledge and insight.
Daily behavioral review and feedback fostering deep self-awareness and growth.
At THEESEEDS Institute, we call it “Woven, Not Layered.” Faith principles are embedded within the clinical content itself — not bolted on as separate devotional segments.
Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
(Image of God)
Every participant bears the image of God — possessing inherent worth regardless of diagnosis, behavior, or family circumstance. This conviction anchors every interaction.
Behavioral change is possible. We operate from the conviction that God is at work in every life — and so is our team. Hope is not an add-on; it's our clinical posture.
We address emotional, behavioral, social, family, and spiritual dimensions — because biblical shalom encompasses every part of a young person's life.
The Client Journey
Every client follows a structured 9-stage recovery and development pathway — designed to meet each young person where they are.
Referral into the program from guardian, school, or community partner
Full behavioral evaluation with ICD-10 and CASEL alignment
Individualized Plan of Care creation with measurable, documented goals
Weekly progress tracking with behavioral observation tools
Risk and needs identification across behavioral dimensions
Level and bracket assignment matching clinical and developmental needs
In-home, school, and onsite care solutions delivered by trained facilitators
Goal updates and POC revisions reflecting documented improvement
Multi-dimensional stability achieved — graduation and transition planning
Family Support
Healing doesn't stop at our doors. AYB Clubhouse equips guardians and caregivers with the tools, guidance, and support they need to reinforce growth at home.
Written manual for caregivers with practical home reinforcement strategies tied to each session's objectives.
Developmental guides promoting healthy transitions, clear expectations, and shared family responsibility.
Progress reporting that keeps families aligned with care goals and celebrating each milestone.
Multi-dimensional, preventive and interventional care support for the whole family system.
What We Offer
Comprehensive behavioral and emotional support delivered where young people need it most — onsite, at home, and at school.
Short-term, structured relief care for families of youth with behavioral and emotional challenges. Delivered in-home, in the community, or at our facility. Aligned with Maryland 1915(i) HCBS standards.
Structured, evidence-based modules across 100 clinical topics. Delivered in 60–90 minute sessions with age-differentiated content for all five developmental brackets (ages 5–21).
Equipping caregivers with practical tools to reinforce growth at home. Includes weekly feedback sessions, behavioral guide handbooks, crisis prevention planning, and family dynamics management support.
Group-based sessions fostering healthy social connections, peer mentorship, identity development, and community belonging. Structured around our 5-Zone model for holistic social-emotional growth.
Proactive safety planning and rapid response support for youth in acute behavioral or emotional distress. Our on-call MTS team provides around-the-clock guidance and de-escalation support for enrolled families.
Specialized support for youth ages 17–21+ navigating the transition to adulthood. Career mapping, independent living skills, community integration, and mentorship pathways designed for lasting stability.
THEE SEEDS Institute – Private Pay & Sliding Scale (Effective June 2026)
Service Tiers & Monthly Payment Forecast (Aligned with Medicaid Range)
Rates are moderated to stay close to Medicaid forecasts ($2,800–$4,200 average per referral) while allowing full private-pay flexibility.
Key Services:
Basic TCM + 5 Psychoeducational Sessions/Quarter
Key Services:
TCM + Training + Peer Support + Occasional Respite
Key Services:
Full AYB Clubhouse/Respite + Intensive Supports
Monthly Private Rate:
$1,650 – $2,650
Weekly Plan:
$380 –
$610
Biweekly Plan:
$760 –
$1,220
Monthly Private Rate:
$2,900 – $4,800
Weekly Plan:
$670 –
$1,100
Biweekly Plan:
$1,340 –
$2,200
Monthly Private Rate:
$5,200 – $7,800
Weekly Plan:
$1,200 – $1,800
Biweekly Plan:
$2,400 – $3,600
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FPL Bracket
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Discount Applied
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Example: Moderate Tier Monthly
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Family Multi-Child Discount: 10% off total monthly fees for each additional enrolled sibling (supports whole-family care).
Expected Average Collection: 45–65% of full tier rate across all private clients.
These support flexible entry points (intake + psychoeducational behavioral training
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Package
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Sessions Included
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Total Cost
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Monthly Equivalent (if spread)
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Quarterly Equivalent
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Standalone Psychoeducational Session: $85 – $145 per session.
Intake Only: $550 – $950 (includes assessment tools: CASII/ECSII, biopsychosocial, etc.).
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Aspect
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Medicaid / 1915(i) Path
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Private Pay Path
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Coordination Notes
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AYB Clubhouse™ – TCM/1915(i) Referral Form
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Click HerePer youth · 3-month cycle. Sliding-scale available for 25–30% of enrolled clients based on federal poverty guidelines.
Up to 72 hours per quarter
Full Private-Pay
$2,950 / quarter
Sliding-Scale
(25–30% of enrollment)
$1,475 – $2,200
Based on federal poverty guidelines
Up to 12 nights per quarter
Full Private-Pay
$4,200 / quarter
Sliding-Scale
(25–30% of enrollment)
$2,100 – $3,150
Based on federal poverty guidelines
Respite + MTS/MST + Health Home + Psychoeducation + TCM
Full Private-Pay
$6,800 / quarter
Sliding-Scale
(25–30% of enrollment)
$3,400 – $5,100
Based on federal poverty guidelines
Add-on service · Per quarter
Full Private-Pay
$950 / quarter
Sliding-Scale
(25–30% of enrollment)
$475 – $712
Based on federal poverty guidelines
2Children
15% off
3Children
20% off
4Children
25% off
$0Medicaid clients
Out-of-pocket
Family Rates —
Multiple Children in Same Household
Example: Full private-pay Comprehensive Package for a family of 3 children: $6,800 × 3 = $20,400 → $16,320 after 20% family discount. Payment plans available upon request.
• 25–30% of total AYB Clubhouse™ enrollment reserved for sliding-scale or reduced-fee clients
• Eligibility determined by household income (federal poverty level guidelines) and financial hardship documentation
• Application reviewed confidentially by Admissions; decision within
• Families reapply each quarter with updated income verification
• All applications handled with full confidentiality and dignity
Of enrollment slots
reserved for sliding-scale
& reduced-fee clients
• Guardian and youth (age-appropriate) must sign the IPC/POC within7–14 days of authorization
• Signing acknowledges acceptance of the therapeutic respite model, 3-month outcomes, MTS/Health Home integration, and out-of-pocket responsibilities
• Digital signatures accepted via a secureHIPAA-compliant platform
• Failure to sign within the timeline may delay services or result in waitlist placement
• All fees due at the start of each 3-month authorization period
Fill in the youth’s basic information, behavioral concerns, and your contact details. Takes about 5 minutes.
Our admissions team reviews your referral and contacts you within 1–2 business days to schedule a screening.
We complete a full behavioral assessment and assign the youth to the right bracket and level of care.
An individualized Plan of Care is created and sessions begin — onsite, in-home, or school-based.
Program Outcomes
Every client's journey is tracked across five outcome domains — so families, funders, and practitioners always know where things stand.
Target Emotional Regulation Score
Weekly Incident Severity Target
Target Graduation Rate
Family Satisfaction Score Target
Target School Attendance Rate
Before AYB Clubhouse, I didn't know how to reach my son. Within three months, I watched him go from constant meltdowns to sitting at the dinner table and actually talking about his day. This program didn't just help him — it taught our whole family how to show up for each other.
I've referred dozens of students to various programs over the years, and AYB Clubhouse stands apart. The communication with families is consistent, the structure is clear, and — most importantly — my students come back to school calmer, more focused, and ready to learn.
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