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Clearfork Academy

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Carrollton, Texas

30 bedsOutpatient RehabTeen Rehab Program

Clearfork Academy's Carrollton campus provides outpatient treatment for adolescents at 4100 Fairway Court, Suite 220, serving families across the northern Dallas suburbs. It runs partial hospitalization (PHP) and intensive outpatient (IOP) tracks for teenagers being treated for substance use, alcohol and drug addiction, depression, anxiety, trauma, self-harm and co-occurring conditions, so a teen can stay at home and in school while in structured clinical care. Therapy includes individual and group work, CBT, DBT, EMDR and family counselling. Clearfork Academy was founded by Austin Davis, LPC-S, treats adolescents only, and is Christ-centred in approach with families kept part of treatment throughout. This is one of four Clearfork Academy sites in North Texas.

Fort Worth, Texas

30 bedsOutpatient RehabTeen Rehab Program

Clearfork Academy’s Fort Worth outpatient facility at 3880 Hulen St serves adolescents ages 13–17 who need more support than traditional weekly therapy but do not require round-the-clock residential care. The facility provides structured treatment for mental health concerns, substance use disorders, behavioral challenges, and co-occurring conditions. Teens can receive treatment while continuing to live at home and remain connected to their families, schools, and communities.

50 bedsTreatment CenterTeen Rehab Program

Clearfork Academy’s Cleburne campus provides medically supervised detox and residential treatment for girls ages 13–17 experiencing substance use, mental health, behavioral, or co-occurring concerns.

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