Complete support for adolescents 12 to 17 years
Residential Mental Health Treatment for Utah Teens
We Accept Insurance
A home-like environment where they’ll feel safe & secure
Highly specialized teen therapists & clinicians
They’ll learn to prioritize and manage their mental health
A mental health retreat for Utah’s troubled teens
When considering a residential treatment program outside of Utah, safety and comfortable are top priorities. Avery’s House is a secure, nurturing, non-judgemental space where they can feel comfortable opening up.
Convenient Location
- Accessible by car (5 hrs) or by plane (1 hr) to families in Utah, making it easy to stay connected during your child's stay.
New Perspective
- A change of environment can help teens break free from problematic routines, providing space and time to get better.
Structured Routine
- A structured routine that includes therapy, education, activities, and rest to develop discipline and healthy habits.
At Avery’s House, we provide comprehensive assistance for most behavioral and mental health conditions including:
- Depression & Bipolar Disorder
- Suicidal & Self-Harm Thoughts
- Anxiety Disorders & PTSD
- Bullying & Victimization
- ADHD or Attention Difficulties
- Substance Use Disorders
- Trauma & adverse life experiences
- Family conflict and relationship problems
Note: We do not provide treatment for aggressive and violent behaviors, severe substance abuse with criminal history, court-adjudicated adolescents, arsonists, extreme sexual issues, or other extreme diagnoses.
Committed to your teen's well-being
Our skilled and empathetic team prioritizes your teenager’s health and wellbeing. We conduct rigorous background checks and training to ensure our team members are proficient, and always provide necessary support and assurance during this critical time.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Avery's House
Getting to Avery’s House from Utah
- By Car: The most common route from Salt Lake City, Utah to Boise, Idaho is via I-84 W, a distance of about 345 miles. The journey takes approximately 5 to 6 hours, depending on traffic and speed.
- By Air: Flying is the quickest option. Non-stop flights from Salt Lake City International Airport to Boise Airport usually take around 1 to 1.5 hours. Including check-in and travel to and from the airports, the total journey typically takes 3-4 hours.
- By Bus: This is the most time-consuming method. Greyhound operates a service from Salt Lake City to Boise which can take anywhere from 7 to 10 hours, including layovers and transfer times.
The Avery's House teen residential program might be the right choice if…
- They need to step away from their home, school, or social surroundings to fully focus on their mental well-being.
- They've recently concluded, or are close to concluding, a hospital-based psychological stabilization program.
- After trying outpatient programs, it was determined that they require more structure and support.
Help for troubled teens in Utah
Avery’s House recognizes the growing need for tailored mental health programs for teenagers in Utah. Our teen residential program has demonstrated its effectiveness in improving adolescents’ overall wellness. We achieve this by:
- Teaching them coping and emotional regulation skills tailored to their specific case and needs
- Helping them repair relationships with family and friends
- Developing healthier routines and habits that allow them to live a more fulfilling lifestyle
- Improving their self-esteem and overall outlook
- Resolving underlying traumas and emotional issues
Therapeutic Services Included
- Weekly individual sessions
- Case management
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Art & music therapies
- Community-based activities
- Trauma-informed care
- Child psychologist
- Aftercare planning & outpatient services
(855) 506-1906
Paying for treatment with insurance
Concerned about how to pay for your teen’s residential treatment? We work with most major insurance providers to help decrease your personal out-of-pocket cost. Contact us to see if your provider will your child’s treatment.
