Calo Programs specializes in addressing developmental trauma in young people ages 9-18. The organization works with children and teens who struggle with maintaining healthy relationships, experience emotional dysregulation, and exhibit challenging behaviors as a result of earlier traumatic experiences. Their therapeutic approach centers on establishing safety and facilitating healing, with programs divided into preteen (ages 9-14) and gender-specific adolescent (ages 14-18) groups. Calo implements a diverse range of therapeutic modalities including animal-assisted therapy, neurofeedback, individual therapy, occupational therapy, and residential treatment. The program addresses numerous underlying conditions including reactive attachment disorder, adoption-related challenges, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, divorce adjustment, grief, low self-esteem, and trauma. Parental or guardian participation is a required component of their treatment process, recognizing the importance of family involvement in healing attachment-related issues.