Residential treatment is a 24/7 program where teens live on-site and receive round-the-clock care. This setting provides structure, supervision, and daily therapy to support emotional and behavioral growth.

Partial hospitalization is an intensive daytime program where teens attend therapy and clinical services during the day and return home at night. It’s ideal for those who need more support than outpatient care provides.

Intensive outpatient treatment offers structured support several days a week while allowing teens to stay at home and continue school. It’s a step down from higher levels of care but still includes regular therapy and family involvement.

Standard outpatient care involves weekly therapy sessions that support teens who are ready for less frequent care. This option works well for ongoing support or early intervention.

Virtual treatment provides access to therapy and support without the need to travel. It allows teens to receive mental health and addiction care from home, making it easier to stay engaged, consistent, and connected in recovery.

Anxiety treatment helps teens who feel overwhelmed by worry or panic learn how to manage anxiety through therapy, coping skills, and emotional regulation techniques.

Depression care supports teens struggling with sadness, isolation, or lack of motivation by focusing on emotional healing, building self-worth, and restoring hope.

Post-traumatic stress disorder treatment helps teens who have experienced trauma and continue to struggle with fear, flashbacks, or emotional distress. Therapy focuses on building safety, processing past events, and developing tools for emotional regulation and healing.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder treatment supports teens dealing with distressing thoughts and repetitive behaviors. Therapy helps reduce anxiety, challenge compulsions, and regain a sense of control over daily life.

LGBTQ+ mental health treatment offers affirming care for LGBTQ+ youth, helping them feel safe, seen, and supported while working through identity-related stress or emotional challenges.

Low self-esteem support helps teens who struggle with confidence or negative self-image by building self-awareness, emotional strength, and a more positive outlook.

School refusal treatment addresses the anxiety or emotional distress that leads to school avoidance. We work with teens and families to understand the root cause and rebuild trust in education.

Self-harm treatment creates a safe space for teens who engage in self-injury, helping them find healthier ways to cope with emotional pain and feel heard.

Suicidal ideation care provides immediate, compassionate support for teens having thoughts of suicide, focusing on safety, underlying issues, and recovery.

Drug addiction treatment supports teens who are using drugs to escape or cope. Care includes therapy, family involvement, and a focus on building healthy habits and decision-making.

Alcohol addiction treatment helps teens understand the risks of underage drinking and develop tools to stay sober and safe.

Cocaine addiction treatment works with teens to break the cycle of use and address the mental health challenges that often accompany it.

Marijuana addiction treatment helps teens who minimize the risks of regular use by offering support to improve mood, motivation, and school performance.

Opioid addiction treatment provides safe, supportive care for teens misusing pain pills or illegal drugs, helping them overcome dependence and rebuild their lives.

Xanax addiction treatment helps teens misusing anti-anxiety medications by managing withdrawal and teaching healthier coping skills.

Heroin addiction treatment offers immediate intervention in a structured setting where teens can begin to heal safely and regain control of their lives.

Meth addiction treatment addresses both the physical and emotional effects of meth use through intensive care and recovery-focused therapy.

Benzodiazepine addiction treatment helps teens who misuse anti-anxiety medications like Valium or Ativan, providing safe withdrawal support and emotional care.

Nicotine or vaping addiction treatment helps teens break the habit of e-cigarette use by managing cravings and addressing emotional or social triggers.

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps teens learn to accept difficult emotions and commit to actions that reflect their values and goals.

Art therapy uses creative activities like drawing and painting to give teens a way to express emotions they may not have words for.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) teaches teens how to identify negative thought patterns and replace them with healthier thinking and behavior.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) supports teens in managing intense emotions, improving relationships, and making more balanced choices.

Family therapy brings families together to improve communication, build trust, and support the teen’s recovery as a team.

Group therapy offers teens a chance to connect with peers who are going through similar challenges, guided by a therapist.

Individual therapy provides one-on-one sessions to help teens explore their emotions, set goals, and work through personal struggles.

Music therapy uses instruments, songwriting, or listening to music to help teens process emotions and find calm through rhythm and creativity.

Surf therapy combines time in the ocean with therapeutic guidance to help teens build confidence, reduce stress, and connect with the present moment.

Yoga therapy incorporates movement, breathing, and mindfulness to help teens manage anxiety, improve focus, and support emotional balance.