About Our Organization
Our Mission
Our mission is to enhance the emotional and behavioral well-being of clients via a youth guided, family driven program that integrates individualized, developmentally appropriate, trauma informed, and culturally responsive practices within a safe, coercive free residential environment leading towards independence and embracing natural supports within the community.
We believe individuals should have the opportunity to receive services and support in their communities, regardless of the complexity of their condition, the severity of their condition, the severity of their disabilities, or the challenges of their behaviors.
Our team focuses on providing high-quality compassionate behavioral healthcare by utilizing evidenced-based practices, and rendering exclusive therapeutic residential treatment methods in a safe, caring environment. Our services model addresses the psychiatric, behavioral, psychosocial and educational needs of adolescent males and females, ages 9 to 17. These children leave the program able to function effectively in society and prepared for independent living.
Our Facilities
Our facilities are designed and built exclusively to provide Psychiatric Residential treatment services. Each building has a capacity for twelve consumers with single and double occupancy rooms. The customized floor plan provides adequate space for all consumers. We have integrated the latest in state-of-the-art technology to ensure safety for our consumers. This includes video monitoring, biometric staff recognition equipment, in-house communication system, fully integrated magnetic door locking technology.
Our mission is to enhance the emotional and behavioral well-being of clients via a youth guided, family driven program that integrates individualized, developmentally appropriate, trauma informed, and culturally responsive practices within a safe, coercive free residential environment leading towards independence and embracing natural supports within the community.
We believe individuals should have the opportunity to receive services and support in their communities, regardless of the complexity of their condition, the severity of their condition, the severity of their disabilities, or the challenges of their behaviors.
Our team focuses on providing high-quality compassionate behavioral healthcare by utilizing evidenced-based practices, and rendering exclusive therapeutic residential treatment methods in a safe, caring environment. Our services model addresses the psychiatric, behavioral, psychosocial and educational needs of adolescent males and females, ages 9 to 17. These children leave the program able to function effectively in society and prepared for independent living.
Our Facilities
Our facilities are designed and built exclusively to provide Psychiatric Residential treatment services. Each building has a capacity for twelve consumers with single and double occupancy rooms. The customized floor plan provides adequate space for all consumers. We have integrated the latest in state-of-the-art technology to ensure safety for our consumers. This includes video monitoring, biometric staff recognition equipment, in-house communication system, fully integrated magnetic door locking technology.
Meet Fred Surgeon!
MPA, QP
Mr. Surgeon is one of the Co-Founders of our facilities and has served in the capacity of Chief Executive Officer since February of 2007. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from North Carolina A&T State University and a Masters degree in Public Administration from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. He is a certified First Aid, CPR, and CPI instructor.
Mr. Surgeon has more than 17 years of experience working in behavioral healthcare. He has had extensive experience working with youth that have been diagnosed with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance abuse disorders. He served as the Director of a Special Education Evaluation program in Richmond County, NC. This program functioned as an alternative placement for more than 100 special education students.
He was also the Chief Finance Officer for Southeastern Regional Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services, one of North Carolina’s largest public Mental Health agencies. While at SRMH/DD/SAS he oversaw all finance and administrative functions for an agency providing services to more than 8,000 consumers.
His leadership skills allowed him not only to work in senior administrative positions, but he was the Director of Robeson and Scotland County Public Mental Health Centers. He was in charge of all aspects of mental health, developmental disabilities and substance abuse service delivery for a two county population of more than 175,000 citizens.
Mr. Surgeon takes pride in ensuring that all staff completes a rigorous in-house training curriculum program that ensures staff is providing the highest quality services. This training program includes all State required training and an additional 32 hours of program specific instruction. One should not be surprised that Mr. Surgeon personally trains all staff before their employment begins.
Mr. Surgeon has more than 17 years of experience working in behavioral healthcare. He has had extensive experience working with youth that have been diagnosed with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance abuse disorders. He served as the Director of a Special Education Evaluation program in Richmond County, NC. This program functioned as an alternative placement for more than 100 special education students.
He was also the Chief Finance Officer for Southeastern Regional Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services, one of North Carolina’s largest public Mental Health agencies. While at SRMH/DD/SAS he oversaw all finance and administrative functions for an agency providing services to more than 8,000 consumers.
His leadership skills allowed him not only to work in senior administrative positions, but he was the Director of Robeson and Scotland County Public Mental Health Centers. He was in charge of all aspects of mental health, developmental disabilities and substance abuse service delivery for a two county population of more than 175,000 citizens.
Mr. Surgeon takes pride in ensuring that all staff completes a rigorous in-house training curriculum program that ensures staff is providing the highest quality services. This training program includes all State required training and an additional 32 hours of program specific instruction. One should not be surprised that Mr. Surgeon personally trains all staff before their employment begins.
Staff Directory
Fred Surgeon, MPA, QP
Chief Executive Officer
(910) 689-0539 (O)
fsurgeon@ncprtf.com
Hillary Rumppe
Vice President of Administration
(919) 522-0315 (M)
hrumppe@ncprtf.com
Debbie Atkinson
Director of Admissions and Referral Services
(910) 416-0237 (M)
datkinson@ncprtf.com
April Parker
Billing/Medical Records Manager
(850) 512-9166 (M)
aparker@ncprtf.com
Chief Executive Officer
(910) 689-0539 (O)
fsurgeon@ncprtf.com
Hillary Rumppe
Vice President of Administration
(919) 522-0315 (M)
hrumppe@ncprtf.com
Debbie Atkinson
Director of Admissions and Referral Services
(910) 416-0237 (M)
datkinson@ncprtf.com
April Parker
Billing/Medical Records Manager
(850) 512-9166 (M)
aparker@ncprtf.com
Michael McNeil
Director of Operations
(910) 853-3032
mmcneil@ncprtf.com
Horran Cameron
Director of Education
(910) 689-6350
hcameron@ncprtf.com
Director of Operations
(910) 853-3032
mmcneil@ncprtf.com
Horran Cameron
Director of Education
(910) 689-6350
hcameron@ncprtf.com
Cornerstone Treatment Facility
LuShana Pratt
Executive Director
lpratt@ncprtf.com
Allen Brooks, LPC
Clinical Director
abrooks@ncprtf.com
Executive Director
lpratt@ncprtf.com
Allen Brooks, LPC
Clinical Director
abrooks@ncprtf.com
Hope Gardens Treatment Center
Dallas McLaughlin
Executive Director
(910) 904-7180
dmclaughlin@ncprtf.com
Pratiksha Martin, MA, LCMHC, CCTP II
Clinical Director
pmartin@ncprtf.com
Executive Director
(910) 904-7180
dmclaughlin@ncprtf.com
Pratiksha Martin, MA, LCMHC, CCTP II
Clinical Director
pmartin@ncprtf.com
Jackson Springs Treatment Center
Silver Linings Treatment Center
1892 Turnpike Rd.
Raeford, NC 28376
(910) 878-0121 (O)
(910) 878-0123 (F)
Raeford, NC 28376
(910) 878-0121 (O)
(910) 878-0123 (F)
