Yes. Telos U is intentionally designed to balance independence with safety, support, and accountability. Staff remain closely involved in students’ lives through mentoring, apartment support, therapy, life coaching, and clinical oversight while students gradually practice the responsibilities of adult life in a supportive therapeutic environment. At the same time, it is important to recognize that Telos U students are legal adults. A meaningful part of treatment involves learning to make healthy decisions outside of direct supervision, including participating in approved off-campus activities, community involvement, employment, school, and independent privileges. While Telos provides significant structure, guidance, and support, we cannot control every decision students make when they are exercising adult independence. The goal of Telos U is not simply to supervise young adults, but to help them build the judgment, responsibility, and real-world skills necessary for lasting success beyond treatment.