Bonnie Brae Explains the Importance of a Routine for Children at Risk

- We mentioned above that the boys arrive to our campus after experiencing traumatic situations. Implementing a routine helps bring stability into these boys’ lives, which in turn starts to make them feel safe in their environment.
- After we meet and ensure that the boys’ basic needs are met, we can begin to help them discover new strengths and build confidence in their capabilities. When the boys can stick to the routine we have created for them, they start to feel as though they are capable of anything else that will arise during their recovery.