Heron Creek Therapeutic Program
Our Heron Creek Therapeutic Program serves K-12 students from districts throughout the region experiencing significant social, emotional, behavioral and academic challenges. We work to address their barriers to success and help them build the self-regulation skills that enable them to make a successful return to their home schools/districts. Our evidence-based strategies emphasize Collaborative Problem-Solving in a trauma-informed learning environment. We use strength-based assessments and collaborate with local systems of care. In addition to offering highly personalized academic instruction, we provide a range of additional supports to Heron Creek students as needed, including speech and language therapy; occupational therapy; specialized behavioral consultation; psychiatric consultation with the family’s medical providers; and nursing supports.
Student & family information
Location
Street address
Marian Hall
Marylhurst Commons (former Marylhurst University campus)
3165 Furman Dr,
Marylhurst, OR 97036
Mailing address
17600 Pacific Hwy,
Box 105
Marylhurst, OR 97036
Inclement weather and emergency closures
Heron Creek follows Lake Oswego School District‘s inclement weather and emergency closure guidance.
Program Contacts
Administrative Staff
Program Director
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