We specialize in treating teenagers with psychiatric conditions like ADHD, anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder.

Our program includes skills training, team building, meal preparation, and recreational therapy, which enhance daily living skills and foster self-esteem and community connections.

Teens and young adults can be referred from any level of care, including crisis, partial hospitalization, and outpatient services.

We provide a range of services, including assessment, group therapy, skills training, medication management, and family therapy.

Our multidisciplinary team consists of board-certified psychiatrists and licensed psychologists who excel in complex assessments and diagnoses.

Treatment Approach

Every adolescent entering our program undergoes an initial assessment conducted by a psychiatrist and a clinical social worker. This evaluation considers the biological, psychological, and social strengths and challenges of each individual.

For teens and young adults who exhibit self-destructive behaviors, such as self-injury and suicidal thoughts, we utilize dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavior therapy.

These treatment models help patients connect their thoughts and actions, fostering the development of coping skills to manage overwhelming emotions, interpersonal conflicts, and self-destructive urges.

The Treatment Program

The treatment program includes a variety of components, such as case management, classroom-based skills training, individual and family meetings, expressive music and art therapies, skills coaching, group therapy, milieu therapy, recreational therapy, and medication evaluation and management.

Our treatment approach addresses the full spectrum of psychiatric issues, including mood and thought disorders, family and school-related difficulties, and substance abuse.

While patients may require intense verbal support during their stay, they are expected to maintain self-control without the need for physical intervention.