Teen Residential Treatment For Chino Hills, California Residents

Is your teen suffering from mental health conditions or substance abuse? At Key Healthcare (licensed by CDSS), we understand the pain and stress these issues bring to a family. That’s why our 45-60 days teen residential treatment for Chino Hill’s adolescents focuses on care that supports them without judgment. Our experienced therapists prepare personalized care plans that take into account every aspect of your teen’s condition, helping them move toward a healthier future with clarity and confidence.

We use a dual-diagnosis treatment method that treats mental health and substance use disorders at the same time. Our evidence-based therapies, including EMDR, DBT, CBT, and exposure therapy, are customized as per your teen’s condition.

But what truly sets us apart from other programs? It’s Chino Hills’ leading healthcare professionals who trust us. Why? Because our focus expands beyond therapeutic care. We prioritize your teen’s recovery while ensuring they don’t fall behind academically. With Mission Academy School, we provide them with a full curriculum and credit recovery support so that their education stays on track. We also work with most major insurance providers to make treatment as accessible as possible. Moreover, after our program, the resources below will help your teen transition smoothly into their normal lives.

  • Teen Therapists & Counselors in Chino Hills, CA
  • Emergency Response & Hotlines Information for Teens in Chino Hills, CA
  • Youth Development Programs for Teens in Chino Hills, CA
  • Government Initiatives for Teens in Chino Hills, CA
  • Libraries, Community and Recreation Centers for Teens in Chino Hills, CA
  • High School Counseling Information for Teens in Chino Hills, CA
  • Fitness Options for Teens in Chino Hills, 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.

Up to 100% of the Costs Covered by Insurance

At Key Healthcare, we work with various insurance providers to ensure care is accessible. Based on your plan, 100% of your teen’s treatment expenses might be covered. Please verify your insurance for complete coverage details.

Insurances We Accept

We may accept additional California insurance plans

What Conditions Can Our Residential Program for Chino Hills Adolescents Treat?

We are dedicated to delivering the right care for Chino Hills teens facing mental health issues, substance abuse, or behavioral disorder conditions through our residential treatment program. Below is a detailed list of our specialized treatment services designed to address these challenges:

For families and parents living in Vellano, Los Serranos, Butterfield Ranch, Oakridge, Rolling Ridge, Pinehurst, Fairfield Ranch, Summit Ranch, Carbon Canyon, and Hunters Hill, or anywhere nearby, please reach out if you’re witnessing your teen going through these challenging periods. Our expert team is ready to guide your teen back to health with 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 Chino Hills, California

What to Expect During Our Chino Hills 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 Chino Hills 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.

A therapist and a client engaged in a one-on-one individual therapy session in a bright and comfortable setting. This image represents Key Healthcare’s dedication to providing evidence-based individual therapy for adolescents, addressing mental health challenges such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and substance abuse through personalized treatment plans and compassionate care.
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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.
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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.
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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.

Chino Hills Teen Therapists & Counselors

Evidence-based methods are the foundation of our program. That’s why our therapists rely on proven approaches like EMDR, DBT, Exposure Therapy, and CBT to help teens manage mental health issues and substance use. We also understand that local support is essential once your teen completes our residential care. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of licensed therapists in Chino Hills. Whether your teen needs help before or after our residential program, these caring experts, with credentials such as LMFT and LPCC, are experienced and easy to reach.

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

We’re Here for Chino Hills Families

Resources and Support Chino Hills, CA

Emergency Response/Hotlines Information for Chino Hills Adolescents
A signpost with green directional signs labeled 'Help,' 'Support,' 'Service,' 'Assistance,' 'Guidance,' and 'Advice,' set against a clear blue sky. This image symbolizes Key Healthcare’s comprehensive mental health and recovery services, offering personalized support, guidance, and assistance for adolescents and their families.

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 Chino Hills 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.
  • Teen Line is run by professionally trained teen counselors who offer immediate help during crises.
  • Their programs aim to de-stigmatize mental health while creating a supportive environment for teens.
  • They assist teens dealing with loneliness, abuse, and suicidal thoughts by linking them to local resources.
  • TEXT TEEN to 839863
  • Phone Support: 800-852-8336
  • Website: https://www.teenline.org/
  • The 988 Lifeline is available 24/7/365, offering free and confidential support.
  • Your teen can call 988 to speak with a compassionate crisis counselor about mental health challenges, emotional distress, and issues including substance use.
  • Website: https://988lifeline.org/
  • At Crisis Text Line, a live, trained volunteer Crisis Counselor is ready to respond to teens’ texts through a secure, free online platform.
  • They provide professional support for issues such as anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, self-harm, and eating disorders.
  • Text HOME to 741741
  • Website: https://www.crisistextline.org/
  • California Youth Crisis Line provides fast crisis intervention for teens facing challenges such as suicide, depression, bullying, and trauma.
  • Their skilled counselors offer caring advice, share important resources, and support overall mental health.
  • Phone: 800-843-5200
  • Website: https://calyouth.org/cycl/
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Youth Development Programs for Chino Hills Adolescents

We believe that supporting Chino Hills teens with mental health or substance abuse challenges means more than just providing structured care. We stand by them every step of the way, helping build their confidence, guiding them, and teaching practical skills like teamwork, clear communication, managing daily tasks, problem-solving, and self-advocacy. We also help them set realistic goals and follow their career dreams.

However, learning doesn’t stop when our residential treatment program ends. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of local youth programs where teens can put their new skills into practice and try out fresh opportunities.

Volunteen Program

  • The Community Services Department invites teens in grades 9-11 to join the Summer Volunteens Program.
  • The program helps teens give back, learn new skills, and make friends through fun activities like mobile recreation, special events, summer day camp, aquatics, and youth sports. It also offers a safe, supportive place that helps those coming from residential treatment settle back into the community.
  • By joining in, teens build social connections, feel better about themselves, and boost their mental well-being.
  • Website: https://www.chinohills.org/1606/Volunteen-Program

Government Initiatives for Chino Hills Adolescents

As teens begin thinking about their future and explore various activities, they tend to make better decisions. Albany’s government runs programs to help teens learn new skills and develop leadership. These chances lead them on a positive path to recovery. Here’s one government program that keeps helping teens long after our program finishes.

HOPE Program

  • This program offers free counseling to teens at CVUSD schools, helping them work through family issues, low confidence, social struggles, or behavior challenges.
  • For teens coming out after our program, it provides extra support to ease the transition back into everyday school life and family routines.
  • School counselors work one-on-one with students, guiding them as they rebuild their confidence and adjust to new challenges after treatment.
  • Website: https://www.chinohills.org/1921/Hope-Program

Chino Hills Youth Programs

  • The City of Chino Hills offers programs like Day Camp, Mobile Recreation, Tiny Tots, Youth Sports, and Frosty’s Fun Club. These programs give teens a safe place to play, learn, and make friends, which helps reduce stress and build confidence.
  • Getting involved can boost mood and mental health by keeping teens active and connected with others. For teens coming out of rehab, these activities offer structure and a supportive community to help ease the transition back into daily life.
  • Website: https://www.chinohills.org/1443/Youth-Programs

Recreational, libraries, and Community Centers In Chino Hills, CA

Clinical care is just one part of your teen’s recovery. It’s really important that they also feel connected to a caring community here in Chino Hills, CA. There are plenty of places like recreation, libraries, and community centers where teens can join in activities, make new friends, keep up with their academics, and continue to move forward after residential care.

James S. Thalman Chino Hills Branch Library

The library gives teens plenty of resources like books, online materials, and free Wi-Fi to help with homework and research. It also offers quiet spaces and computers where teens can study and keep up with school work. For teens after our residential care, the James S. Thalman Chino Hills Branch Library is a welcoming place to rebuild study habits, discover new interests, and feel part of a supportive community.

Recreation and Community Center

After treatment, teens often need a safe space to rebuild their social networks and get involved in positive activities. For example, the Teen Activity Center and McCoy Equestrian & Recreation Center in Chino Hills offer great spots for hanging out and joining fun events. Plus, being in a friendly, supportive setting helps teens break out of isolation and really boosts their mood and overall mental health.

High School Counseling Resources for Chino Hills Adolescents

When emotional or behavioral challenges start to affect your teen’s school work, high school counselors are there to help right at school. They work on your teen’s condition and gather feedback from teachers, parents, and peers to give the best support. Their main goal is to help teens overcome mental health challenges while keeping their studies on track after our RTC program.

As their support is so crucial for teen in the school, we’ve compiled a list of high schools and their counseling information below. Stay connected with these resources and check for updates on counseling sessions or programs run by the Chino Valley Unified School District (CVUSD).

Note: The high 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.

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Note: The high 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 Chino Hills, CA

One of the most impactful therapies in our teen program is surf therapy. We choose surfing because the ocean waves naturally calm the mind while giving teens focus and energy. In our sessions, we help teens recognize their urges as waves, rising, peaking, and eventually fading away, much like feelings and cravings. Learning to ride these waves provides a simple method to manage emotions and curb impulsive behavior, which is key to recovery.

To sustain progress, it’s essential for teens to continue with surf therapy or engage in other physical activities in Chino Hills like dancing, yoga, or gym workouts. These activities help them process emotions, stay balanced, and build on the progress made during our residential care. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of fitness options for teens to explore.

Fitness Spot Official Website
Chino Hills Marketplace Gym https://www.24hourfitness.com/gyms/chino-hills-ca/chino-hills-marketplace-sport
VCMA Villatoro Champion Martial Arts https://vcmachinohills.com/
Infinity Dance Academy https://www.infinitydanceacademyida.com/

Note: (All of these centers are paid).

What is Teen Residential Treatment?

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

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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.

Key Healthcare Teen Treatment Program - Comprehensive Care for Adolescents in a Supportive Environment

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We accept most private health insurance plans.

Chino Hills's California Teen Residential Treatment FAQs

How do Chino Hills 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 communication and support groups--all working together towards a shared goal: establishing an encouraging 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 and parent education programs for greater comprehension, consistent communication about progress updates, and 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 Chino Hills 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 mere completion of a residential treatment program. That's why our Teen Extended Care program provides a sober living environment, gearing adolescents with the resources to help them transition back home to Chino Hills as smoothly as possible. Family counseling services as well as referrals are often made in order to bridge teens toward local community resources aimed at aiding sustained progress on the path towards solace.
What is the average cost of a residential treatment program for teens living in Chino Hills, and are there any financial assistance options available?
The average cost of a residential treatment program for Chino Hills 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 addiction treatment services?
Contact us to confidentially speak with one of our admissions directors or learn more about our admissions process for the same here. If we’re not the right fit to provide addiction treatment, we can connect you to several highly vetted resources in Chino Hills, California.
What types of insurance does Key Healthcare accept for residential treatment for teens living in Chino Hills, 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, 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 problems, or mental health concerns?
Yes, we create individual treatment programs 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, we provide academic support throughout the adolescents' stay for 17-year-old boys or any age group/gender.
How long is the average length of stay for a Chino Hills California 14-year-old girl in residential treatment?
Age doesn’t typically play a role in 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 for 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 as for a 16-year-old boy or 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, contact us to learn about our residential treatment for teens.
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