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A Home for Growth, Grit, and Healing.

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About No Limits Residential Care

Our Purpose

At No Limits Residential Care, our purpose is to create a safe, stable, and home-like environment where youth ages 7–17 can reset, regroup, and rebuild. We know that choosing residential care is never easy for a family—so our goal is to make sure your child is supported every minute of every day.

With 24/7 Staff, consistent routines, and a predictable daily structure, we offer a setting where youth feel secure enough to begin healing. From community involvement to therapeutic activities, our homes give children the space to learn new skills, manage their emotions, and discover strengths they may have never known they had.

We don’t just supervise—we guide, encourage, and meet each child exactly where they are. And we partner with families and guardians along the way, so no one has to navigate this journey alone.

YES! We are CARF APPROVED!

 No Limits Residential Care operates a CARF-accredited, co-ed Level 3 home dedicated to supporting youth who need consistent structure, supervision, and emotional guidance. Across both North Carolina locations, we work closely with families, guardians, DSS, and schools to promote stability and meaningful progress.

No Limits Residential Care Core Values

Safety & Stability

 

We provide a secure, structured, and predictable environment where youth can feel grounded, protected, and ready to heal. Safety—physical, emotional, and psychological—is at the center of everything we do.

Trauma-Informed & Compassionate Care

 

We meet every youth with empathy, understanding, and respect for their lived experiences. Our team responds to behaviors through a trauma-informed lens, guiding youth with patience and compassion.

Individualized Support & Empowerment

Respect, Dignity & Healthy Relationships


We recognize each child’s unique needs, strengths, and challenges. Through personalized interventions, coping-skills coaching, and supportive routines, we empower youth to build confidence, resilience, and emotional regulation.

Respect, Dignity & Healthy Relationships

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset

Respect, Dignity & Healthy Relationships

 

We foster a culture where every youth feels valued, heard, and respected. We model positive communication, healthy boundaries, and mutual respect to help youth form stronger, healthier relationships.

Collaboration & Communication

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset


We work hand-in-hand with guardians, DSS, therapists, schools, and community partners to ensure coordinated, transparent, and high-quality care that supports long-term success.

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset

Accountability, Integrity & the No Limits Mindset

 

We promote responsibility, honesty, and consistent guidance while helping youth believe in their ability to rise above challenges. We see potential beyond behavior—and teach youth to see that potential in themselves.

Transform Your Child Health with No Limits Residential Care

At No Limits we focus on

 Health in All Forms

We support each child’s mental, emotional, and physical health through structure, therapy, healthy routines, coping skills, and consistent supervision.

Education & Academic Stability

Whether through Home School First or traditional school support, we help youth stay on track academically, rebuild confidence, and learn in a calmer, supportive environment.

Personal Goals & Overcoming Challenges

We work with each youth to identify what they want to overcome—trauma, behavior patterns, emotional struggles, or confidence barriers—and guide them toward real progress and growth.

Why Choose No Limits Residential Care ?

Staff Who Truly Care

At No Limits Residential Care, many of our staff are parents themselves — so we truly understand what families want most: a place where their child is safe, supported, and genuinely cared for. We treat every youth with the same respect, patience, and protection we’d want for our own.

We are committed to providing high-quality services, whether a child is leveling up, leveling down, or transitioning home. And what makes us different is our commitment after placement ends — we continue to support youth and families even after they graduate or reunify. No child leaves alone; they leave with a team still rooting for them.

We are also one out of a select few programs in the state offering a Home School First model.
We created this option because many youth struggle in large, overstimulating classrooms, especially when managing trauma, anxiety, or emotional challenges. Home School First gives them space to stabilize, focus on their mental health, and rebuild confidence without falling behind academically.

This approach has already led to remarkable success: students who previously struggled are now earning passing grades, staying on task, and re-engaging in learning with fewer distractions and less stress. Once stabilized, youth transition back to traditional schooling stronger, more regulated, and ready to succeed.

More Than a Program — A True Support System

At No Limits, families don’t just choose a program — they choose a partner, a village, and a team deeply invested in their child’s future.

Inclusive Care for Every Youth

 “No Limits Residential Care does not discriminate against any youth or family on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, or family status. We proudly provide a safe, affirming, and respectful environment for LGBTQ+ youth, ensuring every child feels valued, supported, and welcomed.”  

Our Stance Against Bullying

At No Limits Residential Care, we stand firmly against all forms of bullying. Every youth who enters our program deserves to feel safe, respected, and valued. We do not tolerate behaviors that intimidate, harm, or demean others—whether verbal, physical, social, or online.

We are a trauma-informed, inclusive, and supportive environment where all youth, including LGBTQ+ youth, are protected and affirmed. Our staff actively monitors interactions, intervenes immediately when concerns arise, and provides coaching to help youth learn healthier ways to communicate and resolve conflict.

At No Limits, safety is not optional—it is our foundation.
We are committed to building a culture where kindness is expected, respect is taught, and every young person has the opportunity to grow without fear. If bullying occurs, we take action quickly, provide support to everyone involved, and reinforce the values that make our homes safe and stable.

Every child deserves a place where they can heal, learn, and be themselves.
At No Limits, we make that a promise.

Frequently asked questions

Please reach us at nolimitsresidentialcarellc@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

 Who Can Refer:
• DSS / DHHS agencies
• Therapists, case managers, and day treatment professionals
• Legal guardians or approved representatives
• Psychiatric or medical providers

How It Works:

  1. Submit the referral packet (psychosocial, treatment notes, safety plan, IEP, evaluations, etc.)
     
  2. Our team completes a review of clinical and safety needs.
     
  3. We contact the referral source with any questions or next steps.
     
  4. A placement decision is provided within 72 hours.
     
  5. If accepted, we coordinate intake, transportation, and transition planning.
     

Our goal is to make every referral smooth, timely, and youth-centered.

Parents and legal guardians can contact us directly to begin the process. We will discuss your child’s needs, review any available records, schedule a screening, and confirm whether our program is the right fit. If placement is appropriate, we complete admissions paperwork together and arrange a move-in date.

  Admission depends on how quickly we receive all required documents. We cannot accept any youth into the program with an incomplete admission packet or missing mandatory paperwork.

The most important document needed for approval is the Person-Centered Plan (PCP) signature page, which must include:

  • Parent or Legal Guardian Signature on Line 1
     
  • Child’s Doctor or Psychiatrist Signature
     
  • Completed PCP treatment page (Page 3)
     

You may download a blank PCP template here:
NC DHHS PCP Template (Page 3 Required)

This signed PCP page is mandatory for us to submit to the MCO for approval.
Once submitted, the MCO typically processes and returns a decision within up to 72 hours.

In addition to the PCP, the entire admission packet must be complete (including demographic information, custody/guardianship documents, medical history, medication list, and school information).
We will not schedule or accept admission until every required document is received and verified.

Once:
✔️ MCO approval is granted
✔️ The full admission packet is complete
✔️ A bed is availabl

Admission timelines vary based on screening, documentation, and bed availability. Parent-placed youth can sometimes be admitted more quickly. DSS admissions depend on team approval and required paperwork.

 

Required Admission Documents (Checklist)

☐ 1. Complete application form (including all requested signatures)
☐ 2. Social History
☐ 3. Psychological evaluation within past year (and any other available reports)
☐ 4. Pertinent records of last several placements
☐ 5. History of court involvements
☐ 6. Copy of Birth Certificate
☐ 7. Copy of court order if in custody of DSS or other guardian
☐ 8. Physical examination (within 6 months prior to application)
☐ 9. Social Security card
☐ 10. Current IEP (if applicable)
☐ 11. Medical History / Medical Records / Doctor’s Order Forms / Medication education information (for all prescription drugs)
☐ 12. Medicaid Card (upon admission)
☐ 13. High Risk Intervention Orders (if applicable)
☐ 14. Discharge summaries, if applicable
☐ 15. Progress summaries, if applicable
☐ 16. Educational summaries/placement records
☐ 20. Diagnosis
☐ 21. Valid treatment plan addressing contractual services and signed by the client and/or guardian/parent
☐ 22. Valid consent form to exchange information between No Limits Residential Care, LLC and the area authority/related agencies
☐ 23. Admission assessment
☐ 24. Treatment orders signed and dated prior to service provision
☐ 25. Service documentation
☐ 26. Service notes

Required Identification & Health Records

☐ Birth Certificate
☐ Social Security Card
☐ Medicaid Card
☐ Immunization Record

 We know staying informed is important.

We hold a Child and Family Team (CFT) meeting once a month, where we review your child’s progress, goals, and any changes to their treatment or transition plan.

In addition to the monthly CFT, staff may provide weekly updates by phone or message to share how your child is adjusting, participating in activities, and working on their goals.

If you ever need more frequent communication, you can also request additional check-ins, and our team will work with you to find a rhythm that feels supportive.

  

What We Are Not

(For Parents & Legal Guardians)

No Limits Residential Care is not a place for punishment, isolation, or “lock-down.” We want families to clearly understand what we do — and what we do not do — so expectations are aligned from the start.

We are not:

  • ❌ Not a punishment facility
    We do not admit youth for the purpose of discipline or “straightening them out.”
     
  • ❌ Not a locked-down program
    Our homes are safe, structured, and supervised — but they are not correctional or restrictive facilities.
     
  • ❌ Not a place where youth lose normal childhood experiences
    We encourage activities, creativity, fun, and personal growth — not confinement.
     

What We Are

(Clear, supportive expectations)

No Limits is a small, structured, trauma-informed home that focuses on healing, routine, and emotional stability.

Our Environment

  • 🏡 Home-like atmosphere — peaceful, clean, calm, and predictable
     
  • 🏠 Small homes:
     
    • Bessemer City: 4 youth max
       
    • Winston-Salem: 6 youth max
       
  • 🧼 Daily routines that build healthy habits, responsibility, and consistency
     
  • 💛 Staff support that feels like guidance — not punishment
     

Therapeutic Support

  • 💬 Weekly 1:1 sessions with staff
     
  • 👥 Group sessions focused on coping skills, communication, self-esteem, and emotional regulation
     
  • ⭐ Encouragement to participate in family therapy (not mandatory but strongly recommended)
     

Activities & Community Life

  • 🎨 Youth are encouraged to join sports, clubs, art, dance, and other creative outlets
     
  • 💼 Older youth may pursue part-time jobs or volunteer opportunities
     
  • 🎬 Regular supervised outings such as:
     
    • Movies
       
    • Bowling
       
    • Restaurants
       
    • Amusement parks
       
    • Parks & recreation centers
       
    • Library visits
       
    • Swimming
       
    • Barbershops/hair salons
       

Technology & Safety

  • 📱 No personal cell phones allowed for safety and therapeutic reasons
     
  • 💻 Monitored computer use is provided for school, therapy, and approved activities
     
  • 🚫 No sharp objects or inappropriate clothing permitted
     
  • 👕 Youth are taught appropriate dress, hygiene, and personal responsibility
     

Visits & Family Connection

  • 🗓️ Scheduled visits (to avoid disrupting other youth’s routines)
     
  • 🏡 Day visits and overnight visits when appropriate and approved by the youth’s team
     
  • 📞 Weekly updates from staff; additional communication available as needed
     

Balance of Responsibility & Freedom

  • 🧹 Youth complete age-appropriate chores to build life skills
     
  • 🎮 They also enjoy leisure time, relaxation, and normal childhood activities

 When contacting us, please leave a detailed message. A member of our team will respond within 72 hours. 

No Limits Residential Care is led by Ashley P. Davis, who brings over 19 years of hands-on experience working specifically in Level II and Level III residential programs across North Carolina. Her background includes direct care, leadership, program development, crisis intervention, family engagement, and trauma-informed residential treatment.

Ashley’s experience guides every part of our program. She understands exactly what youth need to feel safe, supported, and encouraged — and she ensures that every staff member is trained to uphold those same standards.

At No Limits, we hire only qualified, vetted, and trained professionals to work alongside your child, sibling group, or family member. Our team includes:

  • Direct Care Staff who are trained in trauma-informed care, de-escalation, supervision, and daily structure
     
  • Associate Professionals (APs) with required education and human-services experience
     
  • Qualified Professionals (QPs) who oversee treatment planning, documentation, and clinical guidance
     
  • Staff who undergo ongoing training, background checks, CPR/First Aid, medication administration training, and crisis response certifications
     

Every employee is selected with intention — we only hire individuals who demonstrate patience, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to helping youth grow.


If you are contacting us about Direct Care Staff, AP, or QP positions, please note:

We welcome applicants who are passionate about residential care and meet the qualifications for these roles. You may email your resume and interest to:
📧 nolimitsresidentialcarellc@gmail.com

A member of our leadership team will review your application and respond as soon as possible.. 

No. Boys and girls do not share rooms at No Limits Residential Care.
Even though we are a co-ed program, we follow strict state guidelines to protect each youth’s privacy and safety. All bedrooms are separated by gender, and youth are assigned rooms based on age, supervision needs, and overall safety considerations.

To further support a safe and structured co-ed environment, we also have cameras in all common areas of the home. Cameras are located in shared spaces such as hallways, living rooms, and entry areas—never in bedrooms or bathrooms—to ensure appropriate supervision and to maintain transparency and accountability.

Our priority is always the safety, dignity, and comfort of every youth we serve.

The length of stay at No Limits Residential Care varies based on each youth’s individual needs, treatment goals, and progress. Because we are a Level III residential program, most youth stay anywhere from 6 months to 18 months.

Some children may stabilize more quickly, while others may need additional time to build coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and meet treatment benchmarks.

We work closely with guardians, DSS, therapists, and treatment teams to determine the most appropriate discharge timeline, ensuring each child leaves with the tools they need to succeed in their next environment.

No Limits Residential Care serves youth ages 7–17. However, we understand that turning 18 doesn’t automatically mean a child is ready for a big transition.

In some situations, and as long as it is allowed by state rules and our license, we may be able to request an age waiver so a youth can stay a little longer after their 18th birthday. This is only considered when:

  • Your child still needs the structure and support of our program.
     
  • Your child is not a safety risk to other youth, staff, or the home.
     
  • Their guardian/DSS and treatment team agree that a short extension is in your child’s best interest.
     
  • There is an active transition plan in place (for example: moving to family, adult services, or independent living).
     

Any extension past age 18 is temporary and focused on making sure your child has a safe, stable, and well-planned next step, not a rushed discharge.

 At No Limits Residential Care, your child’s day is structured, supportive, and predictable — while still leaving room for fun, creativity, and personal growth. Each day is designed to help youth feel safe, stay regulated, and build healthy routines.

A Typical Day Includes:

  • Morning routines focused on hygiene, breakfast, and preparing for school or day treatment.
     
  • School/Day Treatment attendance, where they receive academic instruction and therapeutic support.
     
  • Afternoon transition back to the home with a calm check-in and decompression time.
     
  • Daily groups & one-on-ones centered on coping skills, emotional regulation, accountability, and life skills.
     
  • Structured activities such as art, music, exercise, board games, outdoor time, or community outings.
     
  • Healthy dinner routines and time to bond with peers in a supervised, positive environment.
     
  • Evening wind-down, including showers, room time, journaling, or quiet activities.
     
  • Bedtime routine focused on peace, safety, and stability.

 Yes — No Limits Residential Care DOES work with youth who have IDD, MDD, ODD, and DMDD.

✔️ Populations We Serve

No Limits Residential Care accepts and supports youth ages 7–17 with the following diagnoses and needs:

🧠 Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities (IDD)

We provide structure, step-by-step support, routines, and skill-building for youth with developmental delays, learning challenges, adaptive-skill deficits, and cognitive limitations.

💛 Major Depressive Disorder (MDD)

We support youth with depressive symptoms, withdrawal, low motivation, sadness, and difficulty coping. Staff implement coping skills, emotional check-ins, and wellness routines in coordination with therapists and psychiatrists.

🔥 Oppositional Defiant Disorder (ODD)

We assist youth who struggle with defiance, irritability, rule refusal, verbal conflicts, emotional control, and consistent redirection needs—using trauma-informed, positive-behavior supports.

⚡ Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder (DMDD)

We work with youth who experience severe mood swings, irritability, anger outbursts, shutdowns, or difficulty regulating emotions. Staff use de-escalation, structure, grounding skills, and proactive planning.

✔️ We Also Work With

  • ADHD
     
  • PTSD
     
  • Anxiety disorders
     
  • Behavioral challenges linked to trauma
     
  • Social/relationship skill deficits
     
  • Attachment concerns
     
  • Mild intellectual delays
     
  • Low adaptive functioning
     

Connected Support With Day Treatment Services

 At No Limits Residential Care, we believe healing requires support from every angle. That’s why we work closely with Divine Minds Day Treatment Services to ensure each youth receives consistent clinical, educational, and behavioral support throughout their day.

Youth who qualify for Day Treatment participate in therapeutic groups, academic support, mental health skill-building, and behavior interventions while still receiving 24/7 structure and supervision at No Limits.
This partnership allows us to provide true wraparound services, meaning support follows the child everywhere—not just inside our home.

What This Partnership Means for Families

  • Coordinated Care: Our staff communicates regularly with Divine Minds to align goals, treatment plans, and progress.
     
  • Consistent Daily Support: Youth receive therapeutic services during the day and emotional/behavioral coaching in the home during evenings and weekends.
     
  • A Full Circle Approach: School needs, mental health needs, behavioral needs, and home routines all work together—not separately.
     
  • Stronger Outcomes: Youth learn and practice coping skills in multiple environments, strengthening progress and reducing setbacks.
     
  • Easy Access: Families interested in Day Treatment may contact Divine Minds directly or ask our staff to help with referrals, information, or scheduling.
     

We Offer a True Wraparound Experience

Between
✔️ In-home care
✔️ Home School First
✔️ Day Treatment support
✔️ Therapeutic groups and one-on-ones
✔️ Family involvement

…your child is surrounded by a team committed to helping them grow, heal, and succeed.

Contact Us

By Phone or By Email for application

 While our residential homes are not open for walk-in visits due to youth safety and privacy, we welcome guardians, DSS workers, and referral partners to schedule a time to speak with us about our program, services, and current bed availability at both our Winston-Salem and Bessemer City locations. Please contact us to arrange an appointment, and we will be happy to answer any questions and provide the information you need. 


No Limits Residential Care

208 Longcreek road, Bessemer City, NC, and 4060 Stillwell Drive, Winston-Salem, NC, USA

Office: 336-504-8680/Nolimitsresidentialcarellc@gmail.com

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