Gentle, evidence-based care for teens 12–17
Transformative Teen Residential Treatment near Glendale
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Safe, homelike care for healing
Support from peers who understand
Daily structure for steady growth
Is your child facing a mental health crisis?
It’s hard to be a teenager today. In Glendale and all over Arizona, more families are looking for adolescent mental health treatment than ever before.
If your teen has stopped acting like themselves, you might feel scared or alone. Know that this isn’t your fault, and professional help is available to help your family find peace again.
“I went to Avery’s House. It was welcoming, accepting, and they really do care about us. It was literally a house so, it didn’t feel like a hospital or treatment center at all.” – Teen client
Adolescent residential treatment in a homelike setting
At Avery’s House, we do things differently.
We aren’t a cold, white hospital. Our teen residential treatment programs are in real, cozy homes near Glendale.
In our warm homes, your teen can feel safe and relaxed. We believe that when a child feels at home, they’re more likely to open up and participate in their own healing.
We provide 24/7 supervision and care, ensuring your child is never alone in their struggle.
Our expert therapists can address
- Depression, bipolar disorder, and anger
- Anxiety, PTSD, and OCD
- ADHD and other neurodivergent conditions
- Low self-esteem and poor relationships
- Self-harm
- Substance use or abuse
At Avery’s House, your child is in expert hands: 93% of our teen clients rate our therapists as knowledgeable and skilled.
Is residential treatment right for your Glendale teen?
Many parents wonder if their child needs more help than a weekly therapy visit can provide.
Teen rehab for mental health is a good choice if your teen is struggling to stay safe or keep up with life at home and school.
Our teen residential treatment center provides a safe, caring home where your child can focus on healing.
Our residential treatment centers in Arizona
Avery’s House operates two residential treatment facilities in Maricopa County, Arizona.
Rely on the experience of our clinical team
Our experienced clinical team is dedicated to supporting your teen’s mental health journey. We’re passionate about providing effective, individualized solutions for your family.
88% of our teen clients feel their treatment needs are truly understood at Avery’s House.
What to expect during teen residential treatment
Every teen has their own story. That’s why we create a custom plan for every child who walks through our doors. Our adolescent residential treatment includes
- Proven therapies: We use tools like DBT and CBT to help teens manage big feelings and change negative habits.
- Individual and family support: Weekly one-on-one sessions and family therapy.
- Creative healing: Art, music, and other experiential therapies.
- Inclusion and community: Community-based activities and LGBTQ+ allyship.
- Academic help: Dedicated school time so your teen doesn’t fall behind.
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Michele Canale, CEO, on our approach: “We primarily focus on loving ourselves and accepting ourselves and teaching them how to be comfortable in their own skin.”
We work with leading Arizona health insurance plans.
Your insurance provider may cover 100% of your child’s treatment costs.
Let us help you verify your coverage.
Frequently asked questions about teen rehab and mental health
Take the first step toward healing
You don’t have to handle this crisis alone. Our team is here to listen to your story and help you find the best path for your child’s recovery.
Call (855) 506-1906 today to speak with a caring admissions expert.
In our free, no-obligation consultation, you can
- Share your teen’s story
- Explore our approach
- Get actionable next steps
We’ll help you find the best path for your teen’s well-being.
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Getting to Avery’s House in Apache Junction from Glendale
Our Apache Junction facility is under an hour from Glendale by car.
Avery’s House is close enough to home to miantain connections and distant enough to allow teens to focus on recovery.