Adolescent Programs
Adolescent and young adult treatment programs address the unique developmental needs of younger individuals struggling with substance use. Age-appropriate programming incorporates family involvement, academic support, peer interaction, and therapeutic approaches designed specifically for adolescents and young adults.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is adolescent treatment different from adult programs?
Adolescent programs are developmentally appropriate, include academic support, emphasize family involvement, address peer influences, and use therapeutic approaches designed for younger populations.
At what age can teens enter treatment?
Most adolescent programs accept patients ages 12-17, while young adult programs serve ages 18-25. Some facilities offer specialized tracks for each age group.
Do parents participate in adolescent treatment?
Yes, family involvement is a central component. Parents typically participate in family therapy, education programs, and discharge planning.
Will my teen continue schooling during treatment?
Most adolescent programs include academic support with certified teachers, tutoring, and coordination with the student's home school to prevent academic disruption.
How do I know if my teen needs treatment?
Warning signs include declining grades, social withdrawal, behavioral changes, physical health changes, legal issues, and discovering substance use. A professional assessment can determine appropriate care.
Centers Offering Adolescent Programs
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