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A safe, private, and comfortable home-like enviroment
Learn to develop healthier relationships & social skills
Small-group setting for very personalized attention
Finding the right help for a teen with behavioral issues can overwhelm parents. But in Mesa, there’s hope for you. Avery’s House is more than a conventional group home. It’s a residential facility that provides immersive support for teens with behavioral challenges.
What is a group home for teens?
A group home is a supervised living space for teens needing specialized care.
- 🛡️ Safety and supervision: These homes offer a secure space with constant monitoring by trained professionals.
- 🤝 Peer interaction: Teens engage and form bonds with their peers.
- 🛠️ Life skills training: Adolescents learn essential skills for daily life.
- 🏠 Variety of options: Homes range from state-run to private and may accommodate boys, girls, or both.
Our adolescent treatment center might be a good fit if your child…
- Requires personalized attention from mental health experts.
- Just completed a hospital-based or inpatient psychological program.
- Has tried outpatient programs, such as PHP or IOP, and needs a more structured setting.
- Needs a change from regular environments like home or school to focus on recovery.
Limitations of traditional youth group homes
Traditional group homes offer stability but may not fully cater to teens with serious behavioral, mental health, or substance-related problems.
- 🚫 Limited specialized care: Basic therapy may not treat complex issues.
- 👥 Less personal attention: The setup could restrict individualized care for each troubled teen.
- 📚 Limited academic support: Provides routine but may fall short in comprehensive educational help.
- 🛠️ Provides basic training: Teaches necessary skills but might not offer advanced training for challenged teens.
Why choose our residential treatment center
The main difference between traditional group homes for teens and our residential treatment center is the level of care and specialized treatment provided. At Avery's House we achieve this through:
Specialized therapy
We provide specialized therapies for teens, including behavioral and addiction counseling.
Tailored treatment
Our residential treatment center tailors treatments to your teen’s specific challenges.
Structured environment
A structured yet caring environment that nurtures positive behavior and emotional development.
Your teen has a bright future. We help uncover their potential, providing the tools and support they need to overcome challenges and thrive.
We put your teen first…
At Avery’s House, we’re committed to ensuring your teen gets a personalized, comprehensive approach to care. Each adolescent receives:
- 🌱 Holistic healing: All-encompassing treatment for mental and physical health.
- 💪 Life skills enhancement: Dedicated training to develop essential skills for self-reliance and maturity.
- 🌟 Sustained wellness: Focus on lasting recovery and personal growth.
This ensures a well-rounded path to healing and wellness for every young person under our care.
(855) 506-1906We accept insurance
We work with most major insurance providers to help minimize the cost of treatment. Let’s check to see if your provider will cover your treatment.
We’re in-network with BlueCross BlueShield
Our homes for troubled teens near Mesa
Avery’s House operates two residential treatment centers in Maricopa County, Arizona. The Apache Junction and Fountain Hills sites provide easy access for residents of Mesa and nearby areas.
How to get started?
The first step in registering your teen in our facility is a straightforward 3-step journey, starting with a simple call or message.
1- The initial phone call
Share your teen’s experiences, delve into treatment alternatives, and discuss financial aspects.
2- Pre-screening
Confirm the treatment modality and insurance coverage and gain insights into the upcoming journey.
3- Start therapy
Complete the intake process, meet our staff, and begin treatment.
Our specialized therapeutic interventions
- 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