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Is your teen struggling? Find support and hope.
When your teen is facing mental health challenges, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed and unsure how to help. You want to do more than alleviate their pain; you want to understand and reconnect with them. You want them to not only function better day to day but also reclaim their old self—that happy, engaged kid you used to know—and develop optimism for a bright future. There’s hope.
One of the top residential treatment centers for teens near Phoenix, Avery’s House works to empower youth onto a healing path.
Is your teen struggling with a mental health condition? We can help!
Avery’s House allows teens to disconnect from their regular environment and triggers, replacing them with a safe space to
- Learn to accept and love themselves
- Develop new bonds and friendships
- Learn coping skills to manage their condition
- Develop new hobbies and interests
- Meet daily responsibilities
- Be accountable
- Make healthy lifestyle changes
What is teen residential treatment?
Teens in residential treatment temporarily live in a facility away from home, supervised and monitored 24/7 by trained staff as they receive psychological treatment. Teen residential programs provide youth-intensive, daily help with managing and overcoming significant emotional and/or behavior challenges.
We provide effective care for a wide range of challenges
At Avery’s House, teens who live in or near Phoenix can easily access mental health treatment for a variety of experiences and struggles, including:
- Depression
- Persistent Low Mood
- Severe Anxiety & Panic Attacks
- Trauma & Post-Traumatic Stress (PTSD)
- Self-Harming Behaviors & Suicidal Thoughts
- Eating Disorders & Disordered Eating
- Bipolar Disorder & Mood Swings
- Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- ADHD with Co-occurring Anxiety or Depression
- Substance use & addiction
Teen residential treatment may be ideal for your child if they…
- Recently completed or are about to leave an inpatient or hospital psych stabilization program.
- Previously tried outpatient programs (PHP or IOP levels) but need more structure and support.
- Need a temporary break from their current home, school, and/or social life to fully focus on recovery.
Treatments we’ve designed specifically for adolescents
At Avery’s House, our treatment plans are designed particularly for teens, employing evidence-based therapy approaches that have been demonstrated to be most effective for adolescents. Our services include
- Individual therapy sessions
- Case management
- Experiential therapies
- Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Art therapy
- Music therapy
- Community-based activities
- Family therapy
- Trauma-informed care
- LGBTQ allyship
For more information about our services, call us.
(855) 506-1906We work with leading health insurance plans
Your insurance provider may cover 100% of your child’s treatment costs
Check if your insurance will cover mental health treatment for your teen at our adolescent treatment center near Phoenix
How can you know if your teen needs residential treatment?
As the parent of a troubled teen, you want to make the best decision for your child. We understand that you have doubts and questions about the effectiveness of various program options. That’s why we offer parents a free, no-pressure consultation. In this call, we’ll listen to your concerns and guide you toward a healing path that works for your family.
During this consultation with one of our compassionate teen counselors, you can
- Share your story and concerns: We’ll listen to understand your teen’s unique situation and needs.
- Explore options: We’ll help you consider all available options, whether they involve working with us or another resource.
- Find confidence and clarity: We aim to have you leave this consultation with actionable steps for supporting your teen.
Whether or not you choose to work with us, this call will give you a clearer understanding of your teen’s needs and help you onto an effective path toward recovery.
Speak with a teen counselorIs there a teen mental illness epidemic in Phoenix?
According to Arizona demographic statistics, Phoenix has more teenagers than any other Arizona city. Phoenix census data indicate that 1, 737 Arizona children are in the juvenile court system, and 70% of them have a mental illness (with 20% battling severe mental illness). In addition, 69% of Arizona teens (14 and older) with severe mental health issues are school dropouts.
More concerning, Mental Health America recently ranked Arizona 38th among the states in mental illness prevalence and 47th for youth access to mental health care, suggesting the state has lots of room for improvement.
Due to the resulting high demand for youth residential treatment centers, Avery’s House is expanding around Phoenix by opening more facilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Getting to Avery’s House from Phoenix
There are several ways to get from Phoenix to Avery’s House in Apache Junction, including trains, buses, taxis, and cars. Traveling by car or taxi is the fastest option. Whatever mode of transportation you choose, expect picturesque views of the surrounding mountains and desert.
- It is about a 35-minute drive from the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to Avery’s House.
- It is about a 32-minute drive (32.8 miles) from the Phoenix downtown bus station to Avery’s House.
Why we love Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix is a culture-rich city that offers opportunities for various outdoor activities throughout the unique desert environment of the Sonora Valley. Six lakes boasting beautiful scenery are within a 90-minute drive. With several four- and five-star resorts to choose from, Phoenix is known for its welcoming hospitality industry. Over 400,000 people relocate to the city during winter, so the city has countless activities for tourists.
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City attractions
- Musical Instrument Museum: This is the largest musical instrument museum in the world, boasting over 15,000 international musical instrument collections.
- Desert Botanical Garden: The garden has more than 50,000 plants in more than 4,000 taxa, one-third of which are native to the area, including 379 species that are rare, threatened, or endangered.
- South Mountain Park: This is one of the largest municipal parks in the country and one of the largest urban parks in North America.
- Children’s Museum of Phoenix: Among the top three children’s museums in the country, this museum offers over 300 interactive play areas for babies to kids through age 10.
- Phoenix Zoo: The largest privately owned, non-profit zoo in the United States, Phoenix Zoo has over 1,400 animals on display and contains 2.5 miles of walking trails.