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A safe, private, comfortable, and home-like enviroment
Learn social skills and develop healthier relationships
Small-group setting for personalized attention
As a parent or guardian of a teen struggling with significant behavioral health challenges, searching for the right help can feel daunting. However, you aren’t alone! For those in and near Idaho, Avery’s House residential treatment center offers caring, tailored mental health treatment that is more effective than traditional group homes for adolescents.
Our treatment center for adolescents could be suitable if your child…
- Needs individualized care from therapists and other clinicians
- Has recently finished an inpatient or hospital psych stabilization program
- Attempted outpatient programs (PHP or IOP levels) but needs more structure and assistance
- Wants to take a break from home, school, or social settings to concentrate on recovery
What’s a group home for teens?
A group home is a residential facility where a small group of teenagers reside under guidance. It aims to provide a stable and nurturing setting, foster social connections, and assist teens in acquiring fundamental life skills.
These homes are sanctuaries for adolescents who, for a variety of circumstances, can’t stay with their families. These homes may be private or state run. Some are single-sex, while others are coed.
Limitations of traditional youth group homes
While providing a consistent environment, traditional group homes often fall short when addressing intense behavioral complications, mental health ailments, or issues related to substance use. Here’s why:
- Limited specialized care: While providing general therapy, group home staff are often ill-equipped to address major mental or behavioral problems.
- Lack of personal attention: Traditional group homes cannot provide personalized and detailed care plans for teens with severe challenges.
- Insufficient academic assistance: Group homes do not typically provide educational support.
- Only basic skills training: While they impart basic life skills, group homes lack comprehensive training.
When choosing a treatment facility, recognizing these limitations is crucial to ensure your teen gets the care they need and deserve. There is an alternative: a specialized residential center like Avery’s House!
Residential treatment centers
While traditional residential treatment facilities and group homes for teens offer basic care, Avery’s House offers intensive, comprehensive, and personalized treatment.
Specialized therapeutic methods
Our programs offer precise and evidence-based therapeutic interventions, including individual, group, and family counseling.
Customized treatment plans
Rejecting a one-size-fits-all approach, we design our programs to cater to the specific needs and conditions of each resident.
Academic assistance
We offer robust educational support, ensuring the teens in our care keep up with their schooling throughout treatment.
In essence, Avery’s House provides a more holistic, all-around care approach designed to identify and address the root causes of each teen’s challenges, guiding them toward long-term recovery and wellness.
Avery’s House
Location: Our residential treatment center is located in Boise, Idaho.
Goal: To establish an atmosphere that is caring, well-structured, and unbiased to allow residents to freely express their thoughts, emotions, and feelings.
Team members: Our staff includes highly trained therapists, nurses, mental health care specialists, and substance abuse counselors, all of whom hold valid degrees and licenses.
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Other 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
(855) 506-1906
We accept insurance
We work with most major insurance providers to minimize the out-of-pocket cost of our teen residential treatment. Let’s check to see if your provider will cover your treatment.