Private, personalized, and intimate
Our Programs
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Clean, comfortable, and safe accommodations
A strong focus on family participation and support
Small-group setting guarantees personalized attention
Three levels of care
We offer three programs of differing duration and levels of support and monitoring to meet the unique needs of each teen and family.
- Residential treatment: A comprehensive program with 24/7 support and supervision in a safe, home-like setting
- Day treatment (PHP): A seamless step down from a residential program or up from outpatient
- Intensive outpatient (IOP): A flexible option for teens who can maintain daily life at home while receiving treatment
Our residential program
Program overview
This program, which has an average duration of 30–45 days, offers 24/7 care, activities, and support in a facility that feels like home. Living alongside other teens with similar struggles provides a sense of belonging and encouragement. These positive connections often aid in recovery.
Whom is this program for?
Residential treatment is a good match for teens who need 24/7 guidance and structured spaces—away from daily stressors and triggers—for recovery.
LEARN MOREKey benefits of our residential program
- Continuous supervision, guidance, encouragement, and peer support
- A structured daily schedule that promotes a sense of stability and security and builds healthy habits
- Transition planning to help your teen reintegrate into their home, school, and community settings after treatment
Partial hospitalization program (PHP)
Program overview
Our day treatment program, which is a partial hospitalization program (PHP), is designed for teens who require a higher level of care than traditional outpatient services without round-the-clock supervision. It typically lasts 60–90 days.
Who is this program for?
This program is ideal for teens struggling with moderate mental health or substance addiction issues. It’s a great step-down from a residential treatment program or step-up from traditional outpatient services.very.
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Key benefits of our PHP program
- Intensive daytime programming provides daily structure 5–6 hours per day, 5 days per week
- Flexibility, as teens return home or to our structured living facility each evening, thereby maintaining daily connections with family and friends
- Peer support, which includes sharing experiences, learning from others’ insights, and being part of a community
Virtual Teen Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Program overview
Our IOP, which typically lasts 6–12 weeks, offers teens a structured and goal-oriented treatment plan, with sessions held at our facility 3–4 times per week. Teens in this program typically live at home, which allows them to immediately apply the skills and strategies learned in the program to their everyday lives.
Whom is this program for?
This program is an ideal choice for teens who need support but can maintain daily activities, such as school, work, and family commitments. It’s a good fit when 24/7 monitoring isn’t required and is often a great step down from a PHP.
LEARN MOREKey benefits of our IOP program
- Ability to maintain daily relationships and responsibilities, school schedules, and other activities
- The frequent sessions offer consistent support, giving teens a sense of security and confidence
- Strategies taught in therapy can be applied in real-life settings each week to reinforce good habits
Get a comprehensive assessment
Our licensed clinicians will conduct a thorough assessment of your teen’s mental health condition to determine the most suitable level of care.
Transitioning from residential to outpatient treatment
Transitioning from residential treatment to outpatient care is a critical step in your teen’s recovery journey. At Avery’s House, we make this process seamless and supportive, ensuring your teen continues to build on their progress while adjusting to life outside of residential care.
In this video, we explain how our step-down program works, helping your teen transition smoothly from intensive residential treatment to our outpatient program. With the right structure, guidance, and continued therapy, your teen can stay on track while gaining the skills needed for long-term success.
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Why our troubled youth programs work
We don’t just focus on symptoms. We help fix the root of the problem. Our approach includes the following:
A Family Focus
We include you every step of the way through family therapy and parent support groups.
One-on-One Therapy
Teens have weekly private time with a therapist to work on personal goals and strengths.
Proven Methods
We use evidence-based tools like CBT and DBT that teach teens to handle emotions in healthy ways.
Group Sessions
Teens in our programs can talk openly with peers who truly understand what they are going through.
Multidisciplinary Team
Our experienced mental health team includes therapists, psychiatrists, and support staff.
Skills Training
We teach participants effective coping skills, emotion regulation, and relapse prevention strategies.
Personalized Treatment
Every teen is unique. We develop treatment plans based on each teen’s needs, goals, and progress.
Back-to-Life Transition Plan
We collaborate with teens to develop an aftercare plan for a successful return to home and school.
Applied Therapy Approach
Teens learn and practice skills that help them achieve success in real-world situations.
How to start the journey toward peace
Getting help shouldn’t be complicated. We have made our process as simple as possible:
1- The first call
Tell us your story and your teen’s struggles. We will answer your questions and talk about costs.
2- The screening
We check your insurance and create a custom plan that fits your teen’s specific needs.
3- The start of therapy
Your teen joins our community, meets their therapist, and begins their journey to a better life.
I thought that Avery’s House was a good fit for my teenage daughter, who has been struggling with depression and anxiety. Avery’s House is much closer to the home environment than an institutional setting. I think that this makes the transition back to home more natural and easy. I also enjoyed the family therapy and family support groups that are a part of the overall program.
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