Teen Rehab Programs

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Abraxas Youth & Family Services in Woodridge, IL (formerly Cornell) runs multiple residential treatment facilities across the state of Illinois.

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Established in 1970, Odyssey House Leadership Center provides residential treatment services for drug-troubled youths and young adults. It's New York's first publicly funded adolescent treatment unit featuring a full-service residential high school, family and individual therapy, and vocational services.

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Located in Reno since 1988, Willow Springs Center is a residential treatment provider of mental health care services for children and teens.

St Augustine Youth Services (SAYS) is a non-profit provider of mental health care services for at-risk youth. Established in 1989, SAYS provides coaching, counseling and care in family style therapeutic group homes and outpatient community services.

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A well-established NY institution, Odyssey House's integrated treatment programs typically include a combination of counseling and medications along with access to support services, including housing, education, and job training.

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Private hospital based drug and and alcohol rehab for adults and teens. Self pay and private insurance. In Ocala and Jacksonville Florida.

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Tahoe Youth and Family Services in Gardnerville is a non-profit outpatient rehab providing a mix of addiction and mental health services to adolescents and adults in the Douglas County, Nevada areas.

Tomorrow's Children, Inc. provides residential treatment for children and families in Waupaca, Wisconsin. The nonprofit organization offers a structured therapeutic environment focused on healing and family reunification. Tomorrow's Children accepts Medicare and private insurance.

Paradigm Treatment Centers provides residential mental health and substance use treatment for teens ages 12 to 17 and young adults 18 to 26 at locations in California and Texas. The structured therapeutic program includes individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, psychiatric care, and academic coordination. Paradigm's clinical approach integrates cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and motivational interviewing. The program works with most major insurance plans and provides admissions coordination and continuing-care planning for each client.

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A large not-for-profit community service drug and alcohol treatment organization in Philadelphia, offering residential short and long term drug rehab to adults, dual diagnosis patients, and teen boys and girls. No one will be denied care for a financial reason.

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Located in the peaceful western Chicago suburbs of Aurora, Alpharus Health is a comfortable residential and outpatient addiction treatment center for men and women/ boys and girls. The center opened under the Gateway Foundation name, which the organisation replaced with Alpharus Health in August 2026.

Southwood Children's Behavioral Healthcare in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania provides residential mental health treatment for adolescent males. The CHOICES residential program addresses psychological disturbances and problematic conduct, while a dedicated IDD/ASD service supports adolescents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Southwood also offers intensive in-home family-based mental health services with crisis stabilization and case management.

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Desert Visions Youth Wellness Center is a 24-bed residential treatment facility on the Gila River Indian Community in Sacaton, Arizona, owned and operated by the Indian Health Service. It serves Native American youth ages 12 to 18 through a multidisciplinary program combining bio-psychosocial treatment, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), and the White Bison curriculum for substance use recovery. Programming integrates traditional cultural activities — sweat lodge, smudging, beading, and dancing — alongside educational services including High School Equivalency preparation. Desert Visions accepts Medicaid and is open to eligible American Indian and Alaska Native youth.

Newport Institute's Temecula program provides gender-specific residential, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient treatment exclusively for young adults aged 18 to 35, in a private, home-like setting. Founded in 2011, the nationwide organization treats mental health conditions and co-occurring substance use and eating disorders, working on the underlying childhood trauma behind depression and anxiety with modalities including CBT, EMDR, attachment-based family therapy and acceptance and commitment therapy. It is accredited by The Joint Commission, publishes outcomes data and offers telehealth. Private and military insurance are accepted, and the admissions team verifies coverage before a place is offered.

Maryhurst provides residential treatment, psychiatric care, and community-based counseling for children and youth in Louisville, Kentucky. The program reports that 90% of children who complete treatment move on to less-restrictive settings, and nearly eight in ten improve in core academic subjects during their stay. It accepts Medicare.

Stetson School, an affiliate of Seven Hills Foundation, provides residential treatment and education for young men in a therapeutic country setting in Barre, Massachusetts. The program combines clinical treatment with accredited academics, emphasizing safety, accountability, and healing through individualized treatment plans designed to enable a successful return to the community.

Cathedral Home for Children has worked with young people and families in Laramie since 1910, and its campus on North 3rd Street combines residential treatment with outpatient counseling, crisis intervention and community-based support for youth with complex behavioral health needs. The approach is trauma-responsive and evidence-based, led by clinicians who specialize in children and adolescents shaped by trauma and family disruption, and the campus includes its own school, the Mae Olson Education Center, so a young person in residential care does not fall behind academically. The residential program is accredited by The Joint Commission and takes youth from Wyoming, Nebraska, South Dakota and beyond; the organization also holds accreditation from the Wyoming Department of Health, the Wyoming Department of Family Services and Cognia. Cathedral Home is a non-profit supported by donors. Medicare, private and military insurance and state-funded placements are accepted.

Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center is a Joint Commission-accredited behavioral health inpatient residential treatment center for girls in Prescott Valley, Arizona. The program provides a safe, therapeutic environment focused on helping adolescent clients achieve hope and healing. The admissions team works closely with families to address concerns throughout the treatment process.