Our proven method for combating ADD, ADHD and other concentration related mental maladies varies in cost depending on the specific type of program and length of stay your youngster requires. Many programs are eligible for K-12 student loans, available through banks such as Key Bank and PrepGate, just to name a few.

Ours is an unsubsidized, private paid program, and that means the family of the afflicted child must ultimately shoulder the burden of tuition and/or monthly costs. We’re not a charity, per se, but we are a charitable group of people, even though we’re not a registered 501c-3 non-profit group as the IRS officially might recognize us. Our overhead is very high, but you can opt for an alternative payment plan if you don’t have the funds available.

A typical focus/concentration program costs on average $16,650 for a standard length of stay, which is unusually affordable in contrast to other, similar programs, and it’s especially affordable when you consider the sum value to the life of yourself, your marriage, and the outcome your child is sure to enjoy.

Boarding schools or residential treatment also have monthly tuition costs, and none of them focus exclusively on concentration the way we do, and many of them charge more than we do.

We recognize how serious an impact our fee structure is likely to have on your family, and what a yoke it is for many families to try to bear alone. If you can afford it, you owe it to the future of your child to pay it outright, unless you don’t love your precious little star. But if you can’t afford it, we have several alternative payment options to ease the process of your difficult decision.

1. Student Loans. If you can not afford to pay with certified check, wire transfer or Visa, MasterCard or American Express (sorry, no Discover card accepted at this time,) you can apply for a student loan through one or more outside lending institutions. These are typically unsecured loans to borrowers with exceptional credit, or loans secured against real estate. With the lending standards tightening as they have since the collapse of the housing market, these may be difficult options, but we are here to assist in any way we are able.
   
2. Charitable Grants. For exceptionally qualified families with unusual financial restrictions, we regularly offer discounts in the form of partial scholarships, grants, or one-time partial discounts. These are never full scholarships, unfortunately, but can provide significant discounts so your little star can join our rank and file, and begin to think about beginning a new life as a person of concentration.
3. Request Church Assistance. If you belong to a church, ask them if they can contribute some portion, or all, of the tuition for your child. Your minister is bound to aid his flock and as long as there is budget for it, they will do so. It can’t hurt to ask, but it might just save your life. If you’ve been faithful with your tithing, he will be that much more likely to offer assistance. If you have not, it is unfortunate, but we would ask the same thing your minister would, which is why you’ve always give to Caesar what is his, but never given to God what is His. You have nothing, but by the grace of God, and we won’t judge you for your cheapness with the Almighty, but we also can’t sympathize when it comes time for Him to give back to you, if you never gave to Him in the first place.
4. Take a Second Job. If you really care about your child, you can pick up a second job to offset the costs of tuition. Maybe you’ll be an evening greeter at Wal-Mart or take a night shirt at the Circle-K, or maybe your own company has some weekend work you can pickup to earn the few extra dollars needed to fix your child’s life for good. If it comes down to it, and you say you’re unwilling, then you obviously don’t care about your child, and we will understand, but we’ll do so from afar, as much as it pains us to do so.
5. We May Accept Silver or Gold. This is only on a limited basis, but this may include any sort of verifiably silver or gold, such as jewelry, coins, ingots, bars, nuggets, fillings, watches, flatware or any other certifiably authentic metal stock. For these we will offer 20% over market value towards tuition and boarding costs, based upon our independent review.
6.  Second or Third Mortgage. If you own real estate, now may be the time for drastic, irrevocable mortgage actions permanently attached against your property. With modest home equity you can pull out a fair amount of cash at low rates with a tax advantage (consult your tax advisor for specific details.) This cash can be used for any purpose you see fit, including issuing a wire transfer to our organization to pay for your child’s recovery.
7. Antiques, Artwork, Rugs and Rare Collectibles. Upon approval, we may be able to take receipt of your rare goods in trade for partial tuition payment. This is not our preferred method by any means, but our number one goal is to help your family heal, so we can, in certain circumstances, accept your collectibles to add to our Hall of Appreciation as partial payment towards the tuition of your child’s lifelong recovery. We can not offer more than low-wholesale in trade, and it can only account for 60% of tuition and boarding rates, but we will assume that financial risk if it will help you reach the goal of familial sanity and recovery for which you so deeply deserve.
8. Title Transfer. If you have real estate (even empty lots) or other titled property (such as cars, boats, RVs or travel trailers), you may be able to sign over the title to us for partial payment towards tuition. We do not typically approve of this method, but if it’s the only way to get your child in to the very treatment that can forever improve his or her life, we will do what we can to make it happen, provided it’s at a discount of 50% or greater from low-wholesale.
9. 401k Draw Access Loan. Many firms will allow you to borrow against your 401k retirement plan without the detriment of withdrawal and actual liability. But if your account doesn’t afford such a luxury, don’t let your child be the victim of your financial insolubility. If you can’t borrow against your 401k, you can cash it out for just 10-20% penalty plus taxation at your current income bracket rate. That means that if you have just $100,000 in your account, you can cash in only half of it and still only lose $20,000, with $30,000 left over to save your child’s life. There is no price greater than the salvage of your child’s future, so we understand why you’d choose to go this route, if it’s your last and only resort.
10.  Volunteer for Medical Research. It’s a last resort, and one we only bring up with great hesitation for consideration only by parents with the greatest degree of financial need, but even the last resorts people go to are still resorts, so we’re comfortable mentioning it. We regularly have a number of amateur psychologists, biologists and genetic researchers lurking around the camp performing a variety of studies, and they are required to pay steep fees in order to do so. In the past we have featured studies in endurance, cold & flu resistance, strength building and emotional durability. Active participation in these programs can be a great way to offset the cost of tuition, as the fees they pay can equate to partial tuition reimbursement for your beloved junior.

If you have other financial ideas or consideration, we would be happy to hear from you on our contact page so we can get your beloved baby in our program as soon as possible. The sooner he or she is indoctrinated in our system, the sooner they can get on with their lives thereafter. Don’t hesitate to drop us a line with your suggestions.