Teen Residential Treatment For Berkeley, California Residents

It’s incredibly challenging to see your teen face mental health challenges or a substance use disorder. At Key Healthcare (DHCS licensed), we understand how this affects you as a parent. That’s why our 45-60 days adolescent residential treatment program is designed to meet teenagers where they are, offering expert support. With a team of therapists prioritizing your teen’s well-being instead of judgment, we focus on personalized care targeting their specific needs.

During our program, we use a dual-diagnosis treatment approach to treat co-occurring disorders like mental health and substance use disorders. Using evidence-based therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavior Therapy, EMDR, and Exposure Therapy, we help uncover and address the root causes of their issues. Alongside this, we also create medication plans where necessary, involve families in the process, and provide aftercare plans to keep the progress going.

But that’s just the beginning of what makes us unique. Trusted by top healthcare professionals in Berkeley. We are recognized for our commitment to overall care. Why? Because we understand financial concerns, which is why we work with most major insurance providers. Besides this, we also ensure your teen’s education stays on track. How? Through Mission Academy School, a structured curriculum and credit recovery are provided. And to further support your teen, we’ve compiled a list of helpful resources to guide them through every step of their healing journey (post-residential care):

  • Teen Therapists & Counselors in Berkeley, CA
  • Emergency Response & Hotlines Information for Teens in Berkeley, CA
  • Support Groups for Teens in Berkeley, CA
  • Youth Development Programs for Teens in Berkeley, CA
  • Parks and Recreation Centers for Teens in Berkeley, CA
  • High School Counseling Information for Teens in Berkeley, CA
  • Fitness Options for Teens in Berkeley, CA

Note: We aren’t affiliated with these resources.

Our Accreditations and Affiliations

Our Accreditations and Affiliations

Key Healthcare accredited by the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS), symbolized through the purple and white heart-shaped logo with the state of California outline. This logo highlights Key Healthcare’s dedication to providing state-compliant, high-quality adolescent mental health services, including residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs, partial hospitalization, and dual diagnosis care.
California Department of Social Services (CDSS) logo featuring a navy blue background with white text and a gold curve. This logo represents Key Healthcare's accreditation with CDSS, reflecting its compliance with state standards for adolescent mental health, residential treatment, and social support services.
Better Business Bureau (BBB) Accredited Business logo featuring a white torch on a blue circular background, symbolizing trust, reliability, and ethical business practices. This logo represents Key Healthcare’s accreditation by BBB, emphasizing its commitment to transparency, ethical treatment, and high-quality mental health and substance abuse programs.
LGBTQ+ Friendly Facility logo featuring bold text in the center surrounded by a rainbow-colored circular border, symbolizing inclusivity and support. This logo signifies Key Healthcare's commitment to providing a safe, welcoming, and affirming environment for LGBTQ+ adolescents in their mental health and recovery programs.
Joint Commission Gold Seal of Approval logo, a gold circular emblem symbolizing the highest standards in healthcare. This logo highlights Key Healthcare’s accreditation, showcasing its exceptional services in adolescent mental health treatment across California, including residential care in Malibu, outpatient programs in Westwood, and dual diagnosis treatment in Los Angeles. Key Healthcare is dedicated to evidence-based therapies such as trauma-focused care, family-centered programs, and comprehensive recovery solutions.
National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) logo featuring a geometric cube design in shades of orange, purple, and gray, accompanied by the text 'Voice. Vision. Leadership.' This logo signifies Key Healthcare’s membership with NAATP, highlighting its commitment to excellence in adolescent addiction recovery and mental health treatment.

Evidence-Based Residential Therapy for Berkeley Adolescents

Adolescence is a time of firsts. That’s true. But with this time of first comes new emotions, experiences, and responsibilities. And with these new stages (maturity) come challenges, temptations, and pitfalls that test their resolve. If we talk about the temptations that youth face, it is tremendous in today’s world, where drugs, cannabis, alcohol, fentanyl, and cocaine have taken a major share. Well, we’re not just making claims on our own here.

The figures we discuss come directly from official Alameda County sources. These are not our opinions but hard data gathered by experts.

Drug Overdose Deaths By Age Group
  • On March 27, 2023, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors revealed a worrisome trend. For any opioids, the death rate was 6.9 per 100,000, while for all drug poisonings, it jumped to 11.4 per 100,000 for the 15-24 age bracket between 2019-2021.
  • Apart from this, the table below showcases the number of alcohol and drugs used by grade level between 2017 and 2019 in Alameda County.

Quite devastating. But you see, sometimes, despite their best efforts, teens can stray from a healthy path. And the reasons for this are many mental health struggles, bullying, peer pressure, etc. A helping hand can make all the difference when these challenges pile up.

That’s where our evidence-based adolescent residential treatment centers step in. Our experienced clinical team provides personalized therapy plans for troubled teens and their families during these temptation crises, helping pave the way toward a healthy and promising future. Our aim:

  • Is to process targets the roots underlying these issues
  • Eradicate the root causes of the problems instead of sweeping them under the rug and
  • Ensure that every teen has the tools, skills, and support they need to thrive despite the obstacles they face

Up to 100% of the Costs Covered by Insurance

Most major insurance plans are accepted at Key Healthcare. Depending on your plan, your teen’s treatment costs could be covered 100%. Verify your insurance details and know what’s included.

Insurances We Accept

We may accept additional California insurance plans

What Conditions Can Our Residential Program for Berkeley Adolescents Treat?

Our residential treatment program is designed to address the challenges that today’s teens face. From mental health struggles to substance abuse and behavioral issues, we offer comprehensive care.

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Comprehensive Teen Mental Health Treatment

Anxiety Treatment Depression Treatment
LGBTQ+ Mental Health Treatment Low Self-Esteem Treatment
School Refusal Treatment Self-Harm Treatment
Social Anxiety Treatment Suicide Ideation Treatment
Trauma/PTSD Treatment Mood Swings & Anger Treatment
Psychotic Disorders Treatment ADHD/Impulse Control Treatment
Disruptive Mood Dysregulation Disorder Treatment

For families and parents living in Downtown, Elmwood District, Fourth Street, Gilman District, UC Berkeley, North Shattuck, Solano Avenue, Telegraph Avenue District, Lorin District, Tilden Park, Berkeley Marina, West Berkeley, University Avenue, or anywhere nearby, if you’re witnessing your teen going through these challenging periods, please reach out. Our expert treatment team is ready to guide your teen back to health with compassionate care and understanding during their recovery journey. We know how important it is for families to feel supported, and we’re here for you every step of the way.

Teen Residential Treatment for Berkeley, California

What to Expect During Our Berkeley Teen Residential Treatment Program

As a parent, knowing what to expect during a teen residential treatment program can help ease your apprehension and make it easier to support your teen through the same feelings. But how?

  • It all starts with us providing you with clear details about the program, treatment philosophies, and admission process.
  • After the initial orientation, we move toward the assessment and pre-admission stage.
  • Here, we thoroughly evaluate your teen’s medical history and cultural background. We also conduct psychological tests to understand their mental health and behavior.
  • As a parent, you are a key part of this process, sharing insights about your teen’s struggles.
  • The results of this assessment will help us create the best treatment plan for your teen.
  • Once your teen is accepted, the admission process begins. Here, we will guide you through all the steps, including paperwork, finances, and logistics.
  • Our Berkeley teen residential treatment California program will be tailored to meet your teen’s specific needs, addressing the particular condition they are being treated for, whether mental illness or substance use disorders.

However, during their stay with us, here’s a list of common therapies your teen will participate in.

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INDIVIDUAL THERAPY

Teens will have an individual therapy session with a skilled counselor every week. During these individual therapy sessions, they'll be able to analyze their emotions, gain insight into their thoughts and behaviors, and how they can break their negative thinking pattern.

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GROUP THERAPY

Group therapy is a core component of our treatment program. During these group therapy sessions, teens can share their experiences and learn from their peers in a safe and supportive environment.

A therapist engaging with a young child in a bright, playful space filled with toys and sensory activities. This image represents Key Healthcare’s holistic and recreational therapies, emphasizing creative, play-based approaches to foster emotional well-being, build confidence, and support mental health recovery for adolescents.
Surf Therapy for Teen Development

HOLISTIC AND RECREATION THERAPIES

We don't just rely on conventional treatment. We take it a step further by offering a mix of holistic and experiential therapies such as yogaart therapysurf therapy, hiking, music therapy, and equine-assisted therapy. These activities are specially designed to help teens manage their stress, find a sense of self, build confidence, and uncover new passions.

Two individuals engaging in outdoor exercise, performing lunges under natural sunlight. This image represents Key Healthcare’s focus on incorporating nutrition and exercise into adolescent mental health recovery, promoting physical fitness, healthy habits, and emotional well-being as part of a holistic approach to treatment.
A teenager focused on creative work in a therapeutic setting, symbolizing the integrative approach of Key Healthcare's residential treatment for teens

NUTRITION AND EXERCISE

We integrate the essentials of nutrition and physical activity into each day. With daily access to 3 nutritional meals, healthy snacks, and exercise resources, we ensure every aspect of a teen's health is nurtured. It's about empowering them to take steps toward lasting wellness.

A happy family of four entering a warm and welcoming home, symbolizing Key Healthcare’s focus on family-centered treatment. This image reflects the importance of engaging parents, guardians, and siblings in adolescent mental health recovery through family therapy, support, and collaborative care plans tailored to each teen’s unique needs.
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FAMILY CENTERED TREATMENT

The entire family plays a crucial role in our residential treatment program. Our experienced therapists help families address communication issues between their teens, build healthy boundaries, and learn new ways to cope. These steps are crucial in supporting their teen's long-term recovery.

A teacher providing one-on-one academic support to a student in a classroom setting, with other students working in the background. This image reflects Key Healthcare’s commitment to integrating academic support into adolescent mental health programs, helping teens balance education with recovery and personal growth.
An icon representing a stack of books, symbolizing the structured and educational aspect of the residential treatment program

ACADEMIC SUPPORT

We know how challenging it can be for teens to keep up with academics while they're in our program. That's why, through Mission Academy School, we offer curriculum and credit recovery so that no schoolwork progress is lost. Our caring staff is there to help support your child's studies while they're healing.

Meet the Team

We believe that the effectiveness of the treatment program relies heavily on the bond between the teen and their therapist, rather than solely on the clinical modalities and various therapeutic techniques employed. That is why our staff members are relatable, resourceful and fearless when it comes to finding creative solutions for each client.

Leadership Team
Clinical & Medical Team

Elnaz Mayeh PhD, LMFT

Dr. Elnaz Mayeh is a highly experienced clinical psychologist and the Executive Director of Key Healthcare. With a deep commitment to adolescent mental health, Dr. Mayeh brings a wealth of expertise in program development, clinical leadership, and evidence-based treatment modalities.

Beverly Reader, MD

Beverly Reader, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist with 15 years of experience specializing in adolescent mental health and dual diagnosis treatment.

Sarah Carillo

Sarah Carillo, a dedicated mother of three, brings over a decade of experience to her role as Admissions Director at Key Healthcare.

Ryan Blivas

Ryan Blivas is a behavioral healthcare entrepreneur and teen mental health advocate who is passionate about finding solutions to combat the teen mental health crisis in America.

Evan Powell

Evan Powell is one of the co-founders of Key Healthcare in Los Angeles, CA. Inspired by his own treatment journey, he and Ryan set out to change the narrative for clients, and help them find a brighter path.

Helena Nyhart, MA, AMFT, APCC

Originally from the East Coast, Helena began her career in the tech industry before finding her passion in adolescent mental health. She earned her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University…

Chanelle Catuogno,  ACSW

Chanelle specializes in trauma therapy, trained in ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy) and brings years of experience from private practice to her role at Key Healthcare.

Rocky Trombetti, MA, AMFT

Rocky serves as a family and group therapist within the adolescent treatment programs at Key Healthcare, specializing in supporting teens through their journey to recovery.

James Wilcox, MA, AMFT

James Wilcox is a dedicated family and group therapist within the Teen Treatment Programs at Key Healthcare, providing specialized support to adolescents as they navigate their path to recovery.

Jordan Werner, AMFT

Jordan possess particular expertise in treating borderline personality disorder, anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, and trauma-related experiences.

Matt Cox, CADAC -I

Matt is an experienced operations expert with a vast knowledge of both Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders.

Henry Dafoe

Henry Dafoe, a Mentor at Key Healthcare, holds a Master’s in Behavioral Health from Tulane University and brings both expertise and enthusiasm to his work.

Leadership
Clinical & Medical

Elnaz Mayeh PhD, LMFT

Dr. Elnaz Mayeh is a highly experienced clinical psychologist and the Executive Director of Key Healthcare. With a deep commitment to adolescent mental health, Dr. Mayeh brings a wealth of expertise in program development, clinical leadership, and evidence-based treatment modalities.

Beverly Reader, MD

Beverly Reader, MD, is a board-certified psychiatrist with 15 years of experience specializing in adolescent mental health and dual diagnosis treatment.

Sarah Carillo

Sarah Carillo, a dedicated mother of three, brings over a decade of experience to her role as Admissions Director at Key Healthcare.

Ryan Blivas

Ryan Blivas is a behavioral healthcare entrepreneur and teen mental health advocate who is passionate about finding solutions to combat the teen mental health crisis in America.

Evan Powell

Evan Powell is one of the co-founders of Key Healthcare in Los Angeles, CA. Inspired by his own treatment journey, he and Ryan set out to change the narrative for clients, and help them find a brighter path.

Helena Nyhart, MA, AMFT, APCC

Originally from the East Coast, Helena began her career in the tech industry before finding her passion in adolescent mental health. She earned her master’s degree in Clinical Psychology from Antioch University…

Chanelle Catuogno,  ACSW

Chanelle specializes in trauma therapy, trained in ACT (Acceptance Commitment Therapy) and brings years of experience from private practice to her role at Key Healthcare.

Rocky Trombetti, MA, AMFT

Rocky serves as a family and group therapist within the adolescent treatment programs at Key Healthcare, specializing in supporting teens through their journey to recovery.

James Wilcox, MA, AMFT

James Wilcox is a dedicated family and group therapist within the Teen Treatment Programs at Key Healthcare, providing specialized support to adolescents as they navigate their path to recovery.

Jordan Werner, AMFT

Jordan possess particular expertise in treating borderline personality disorder, anxiety, depression, self-esteem issues, relationship challenges, and trauma-related experiences.

Matt Cox, CADAC -I

Matt is an experienced operations expert with a vast knowledge of both Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders.

Henry Dafoe

Henry Dafoe, a Mentor at Key Healthcare, holds a Master’s in Behavioral Health from Tulane University and brings both expertise and enthusiasm to his work.

Berkeley Teen Therapists & Counselors

One of the psychological therapies our therapist uses during sessions is Exposure Therapy. This form of CBT is designed to address challenges in teens, such as social anxiety, panic attacks, separation anxiety, and OCD. That’s why, during its session, we focus on three key points: identifying the origins of your teen’s anxiety, understanding how avoidance keeps it alive, and how exposure techniques can undo those patterns of avoidance to make teens feel less anxious. And if we speak of its benefits, then:

  • It teaches teens practical and healthier ways to handle stress and triggers.
  • Gives them a safe space to process past experiences.
  • And strengthens their emotional resilience.

Now, when teens transition out of our care, they can sometimes envision situations that may trigger their anxiety or PTSD. To address this, we’ve compiled a list of LMFT and LCSW licensed therapists in Berkeley. They help teens process their fears and anxieties using guided storytelling, visualization, and role-playing techniques.

Note: We aren’t affiliated with these therapists. But all of them are licensed by the California Board of Psychology and California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS), ensuring your teen gets top-notch medical care close to home.

We’re Here for Berkeley Families

Resources and Support Berkeley, CA

Emergency Response/Hotlines Information for Berkeley Adolescents
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In moments of crisis, having immediate access to the right hotlines can make a difference in your teen’s mental health issues. At Key Healthcare, we specialize in providing long-term residential care for teens. But we also believe that parents should be prepared for every stage of their teen’s mental health and substance abuse journey.

That’s why we’ve compiled this list of emergency hotlines and services in Berkeley so that families and parents can have the resources to respond swiftly and effectively. But before you move forward, here are some guidelines on what to do if your teen is in immediate danger:

  • When your teen is caught in the grip of an overdose or a mental health crisis, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. But remember, your calm presence and quick thinking can make a real difference.
  • In times like these, every second counts. Don’t hesitate to call 911 if you suspect an overdose or if the symptoms of their mental health disorders are getting worse. Once you call, the police dispatcher answers your call and will transfer your call to the Fire Department or Paramedics, if required.
  • Your quick action could be the difference between your teen’s life and death.
  • If life feels overwhelming or your teen is having distressing thoughts and emotions, the crisis line is here for them.
  • Teens don’t have to be wrapped with suicidal thoughts to call. Their trained crisis intervention counselors are available 24/7 to offer counseling support.
  • They provide translation in over 140 languages and have teletype (TDD) services for those teens who are deaf.
  • Contact: 1-800-309-2131

Website:https://www.crisissupport.org/programs/crisis-line/

  • The 988 Lifeline is a quick way and easy to remember 3 digit number to get help for your teen during a mental health, suicide, or substance use disorder.
  • By calling or texting 988 or chatting at 988lifeline.org, you or your teen can connect with a professional at Lifeline who provides support.
  • Website:https://988lifeline.org/
  • If you or your teen is facing a mental health or substance use crisis and needs help, call (510) 948-0075 to connect with the Specialized Care Unit.

The SCU is here to assist you every day of the week during these hours:

  • Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday: 24-hour services.
  • Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday: 12:00 am – 4:00 pm and 8:00 pm – 11:59 pm.
  • Website:https://berkeleyca.gov/safety-health/mental-health/crisis-services
  • For the last 34 years, CA Youth Crisis Line has been the trusted lifeline for teens and families across California, including Berkeley. They discuss issues like suicide, depression, bullying, health and identity concerns, and underlying trauma. And the best part is that their crisis counselors offer a safe and non-judgmental space to talk.
  • They don't give advice but listen with understanding and care. If your adolescent is dealing with any teen-related problem, call them at 1-800-843-5200.
  • They also provide translation services for many languages.
  • Website:https://calyouth.org/cycl/
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Support Groups for Berkeley Adolescents

Did you know that relapse rates for teens in their early recovery stage are alarmingly high? Ranging from 30% to 65%? Even after completing residential treatment, many teens struggle to maintain their progress. This highlights how important it is for your teen to have peers who encourage sobriety and hold each other accountable. And support groups in Berkeley are designed to address this need.

They focus on equipping teens with the skills and strategies they need to cope with their issues while building their self-worth and providing a sense of understanding. For teens dealing with grief or loneliness, these groups provide a much-needed emotional outlet.

However, what truly makes these groups effective is the peer connection. They bring teens together with others who share similar experiences. This creates a safe, non-judgmental environment where your teen can feel understood, supported, and ready to take meaningful steps forward in their recovery.

  • Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship where individuals attend in-person meetings in Berkeley to share their ventures and strengths.
  • They support each other in overcoming alcoholism and offer help to others on the same path. It’s a place of hope and recovery.
  • Likewise, they also organize online meetings. For the full list of dates and times, please visit their website.
  • Website:https://www.berkeleyfellowship.com/

Youth Development Programs for Berkeley Adolescents

We understand that addressing teen mental health and substance use challenges requires a clear and structured approach. That’s why our therapist focuses on two main areas: confidence building and skill development. Teens learn how to improve social interactions, communicate effectively, and handle everyday tasks. We also teach them problem-solving strategies and self-advocacy. However, these skills aren’t important just for their recovery.

They help teens manage impulsive behaviors, take ownership of their actions, and pursue goals with intention and clarity. But recovery doesn’t stop when they leave our program. To ensure they keep growing, we’ve created a list of youth programs in Berkeley.

These programs are here to strengthen the skills teens gain during our treatment. They help create a smooth transition from the structured environment of our therapy to the realities of daily life. This allows teens to apply their new skills to real-world situations, whether that’s managing relationships or planning their future ambitions. Their aim is simple: to make the skills taught a part of their everyday lives.

Family, Youth, and Children's Services

  • Family, Youth, and Children’s Services offers vital mental health support for teens under 21, along with their families. If you live in Berkeley or your teen attends high school here, you’re eligible for their services.
  • They’re here to help your teen steer through formidable times, providing them with the care and support they need.
  • Website:https://berkeleyca.gov/safety-health/mental-health/family-youth-and-childrens-services

YouthWorks Internships

  • YouthWorks offers exciting seasonal sessions and part-time internships for teens aged 14-18. These programs are designed to equip teens with vital skills like interviewing, resume writing, and job readiness.
  • By harnessing these skills, teens can grab job opportunities at the big organizations in Berkeley.
  • Website:https://berkeleyca.gov/community-recreation/community-services/youthworks-internships

Berkeley Youth Alternatives (BYA)

  • Their mission is to help kids, teens, and their families tackle issues head-on. They focus on prevention to stop issues before they turn into crises. For teens who are already involved with the juvenile justice system, they provide essential support.
  • Furthermore, they have many programs that teens can join in Berkeley. You can also read the success stories of other BYA youth.
  • Website:https://www.byaonline.org/programs

Recreational, Reading Programs, and Parks for Teens In Berkeley, CA

Have you ever wondered what goes on at 53 distinct parks, youth services, recreation, aquatic activities, marine biology camp, and Live Oak Community Center in Berkeley and why teens must go out there?

  • We all want the best for our teens.

But you might think, “Why does all this focus on center programs? When my teen seems fine.”

Sometimes, teens feel like they can’t talk to anyone, and stigma and fear of what society will think are among the major reasons they feel this way. These centers/programs in Berkeley provide a non-medical place where teens can settle, connect with their peers, foster social interaction, and build resilience.

Even a study by NIH clearly states that teens feel less isolated when they are a part of these less stigmatized programs or places (which usually peaks in adolescents).

And let’s face it: being a teenager isn’t always a walk in the park. But with the right support, teens can emerge stronger and more confident.

You see, these centers provide services in a culturally sensitive manner with a focus on leisure interests and existing skills that teens are already good at.

This means the activities they let teens perform are designed in such a way that:

  • It boosts self-confidence, helping teens stay calm during stressful times and avoid conflicts.
  • Help teens find their focus and motivation, encouraging them to set and reach personal goals.
  • Teach coping methods, problem-solving, teamwork, sportsmanship, resilience, and how to handle setbacks.

Now, you may question the role of a library and say, “My teen can find anything online,” which is true, but the Berkeley public library is more than just books. It offers a peaceful retreat where teens can go without the fear of being judged.

High School Counseling Resources for Berkeley Adolescents

Teens need to know how to handle interpersonal conflicts in high school. That’s why we focus on teaching them conflict-resolution skills. During these sessions, teens learn the nature of conflict, the stages it moves through, and the potential consequences of various conflict resolution styles. Beyond that, we also teach them:

  • How to express their thoughts and feelings without appearing aggressive.
  • And how to approach disagreements constructively.

You see, conflict resolution is only part of the equation. The real task is to give teens the skills and confidence they need to re-engage in school life and develop healthier connections with their peers.

Therefore, to ease their transition after our care, we’ve compiled a list of academic counselors in Berkeley. These counselors help teens practice handling real-life conflicts in high school while reinforcing their ability to keep them from spiraling out of control.

School Counseling Details
Berkeley High School Counseling Information

Note: The school mentioned above is solely for informational purposes. Key Healthcare is not affiliated with them. In curating our list of schools, we considered a wide array of factors, including test scores, equity, feedback from parents, and the school curricula.

Find Your Teenager's Fitness Flow in Berkeley, CA

Surf therapy is one of our program’s most transformative approaches. Guided by experienced instructors, these sessions create a safe and supportive space for teens healing from PTSD and other mental health struggles. You see, surfing isn’t just another sport; it’s an immersive experience that demands total focus, grounding teens in the present moment. Much like ocean waves, emotions and impulses rise, peak, and eventually recede.

Through surfing, teens learn to ride these waves. Staying balanced and composed through emotional highs and lows. This practice helps them manage their urges and stay grounded. And to sustain this progress, it’s important to maintain the mind-body connection well beyond our program.

Parents in Berkeley can inspire their teens to explore physical activities they love, whether it’s surfing, martial arts, dance, or gymming. These activities help teens release tension, clear their minds, channel emotions, and stay grounded.

Fitness Spot Official Website
Anytime Fitness Berkeley https://www.anytimefitness.com/gyms/3170/berkeley-ca-94707/
Berkeley Ballet Theater https://www.berkeleyballet.org/
Emeryville Martial Arts https://www.emeryvillemartialarts.com/

Note: (All of these centers are paid).

What is Teen Residential Treatment?

The Key Healthcare Teen Residential Treatment program is a form of long-term mental health care for struggling adolescents aged 13 to 17. This comprehensive treatment typically occurs in a specialized residential facility where teens are provided 24/7 care and support. We create specialized teen residential treatment programs for each individual to help teens conquer their issues and reach their full potential to live healthy, productive lives.

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MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT

Our programs help treat a variety of adolescent mental health conditions.

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AVAILABLE THERAPIES

We utilize various evidence-based therapies to treat your teen’s condition.

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Berkeley, California Teen Residential Treatment FAQs

How do Berkeley residential treatment centers for teens involve family members in the treatment process?
At Key Healthcare, we understand the importance of family involvement in teen residential treatment. We do everything possible to keep families connected through comprehensive approaches such as family therapy, parent education programs, ongoing support, and support groups- all working together to establish an encouraging, supportive, and nurturing environment for successful recovery.
What type of support does Key Healthcare provide for families dealing with the impact of their teen's struggles?
Key Healthcare is dedicated to helping families through the trying times of teenage struggles. Our team provides an array of resources, such as family therapy sessions and parent education programs, for greater comprehension and consistent communication about progress updates, and we can recommend support groups that promote a sense of connectivity with others in similar circumstances. We strive to empower parents by equipping them with effective strategies so they can foster their teen's recovery path while creating nurturing home environments.
What kind of aftercare support and resources are available for Berkeley teens who have completed the Key Healthcare teen residential treatment program?
At Key Healthcare, we recognize that the journey to recovery is not complete with the mere completion of a residential treatment program. That's why our Teen Extended Care program provides a sober living environment, giving adolescents the resources to help them transition back home to Berkeley as smoothly as possible. Family counseling services and referrals are often made to bridge teens toward local community resources to aid sustained progress toward solace.
What is the average cost of a residential treatment program for teens living in Berkeley, and are there any financial assistance options available?
The average cost of a residential treatment program for Berkeley teens coming to Key Healthcare varies depending on factors such as program duration, services provided, and several additional factors. Financial assistance options, including insurance coverage, scholarships, and payment plans, may be available to help families manage the cost of treatment. Verify your insurance here.
What is the admissions process for enrolling my teen into Key Healthcare’s residential treatment center?
Contact us to confidentially speak with one of our admissions directors or learn more about our admissions process here. If we're not the right fit, we can connect you to several highly vetted resources in Berkeley, California.
What types of insurance does Key Healthcare accept for residential treatment for teens living in Berkeley, California?
We accept most PPO insurance plans and a wide range of insurance plans from all over the USA for Teen Residential Treatment: Humana One, Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, Blue Cross BlueShield, Health Net, and Value Options. You can verify your insurance here.
Are there specialized treatment programs for 15 year old boys with specific issues like substance abuse, behavioral challenges, eating disorders, or mental health concerns?
Yes, we create individualized treatment plans for every individual. So, if your son is 15 years old and attending our residential treatment program, he'll have an individualized treatment program created specifically for him and his needs.
Will the program provide education and academic support for 17 year old boys during their stay?
Yes, for 17 year old boys or any age group/gender, we have academic support throughout the adolescent's stay.
How long is the average length of stay for a Berkeley, California 14 year old girl in residential treatment?
Age doesn't typically play a role in the length of stay. So, if your daughter is 14 years old, the average stay for teen girls/teen boys / gender-neutral teens is 45-60 days. It all depends on the needs and program of the specific adolescent.
How are the needs of LGBTQ+ 14 year olds addressed in a teen residential treatment program?
Just like any other age group or gender, we have specialized programs individually created for our LGBTW adolescent clients that cater specifically to their needs.
What is the admission process like for 16 year old girls in residential treatment?
The admission process for a 16 year old girl is the same for a 16 year old boy or a 16 year old LGBTQ+ adolescent. You can read more about our admissions process here.
My teen is out of control. Where can I send my out-of-control teen?
If your teenager is out of control or is doing self-harm, contact us to learn about our residential treatment for teens.
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