Oasis Behavioral Health Hospital’s adolescent residential program in Chandler, Arizona offers a therapeutic home for youth ages 11–17 who require more intensive support than outpatient care can provide. The program combines psychiatric care with evidence‑based therapies and a structured daily schedule to help residents stabilize and develop coping skills. Upon admission, each adolescent receives a comprehensive psychological evaluation and an individualized treatment plan. Care teams include psychiatrists, nurses, therapists and teachers who provide cognitive behavioral therapy, medication management and continuous medical monitoringhttps://www.obhhospital.com/programs/children/residential/#:~:text=Young%20people%20ages%2011,tracks%20for%20victims%20of%20trafficking. The hospital also offers medical detox services for youth experiencing withdrawal and specialized tracks for victims of trafficking and co‑occurring substance abuse.

Education is integral to recovery. Residents continue their academic progress through the Oasis Adolescent Recovery School (OARS), a nonprofit private school staffed by certified special education teachers. Depending on their needs, students receive GED preparation, individualized education plans and vocational programminghttps://www.obhhospital.com/programs/children/residential/#:~:text=Young%20people%20ages%2011,tracks%20for%20victims%20of%20trafficking. Therapeutic activities include individual, group and family therapy, recreational and fitness programs, team building, vocational and psycho‑educational groups, and life‑skills traininghttps://www.obhhospital.com/programs/children/residential/#:~:text=Therapies%20%26%20Curriculum. A focus on cognitive behavioral therapy helps residents manage mood disorders, self‑harm, impulse control difficulties, psychotic symptoms and co‑occurring substance use disordershttps://www.obhhospital.com/programs/children/residential/#:~:text=Young%20people%20ages%2011,tracks%20for%20victims%20of%20trafficking. Families are invited to participate in therapy and education sessions so they can support their child’s transition home.

The residential facility is located at 2190 N Grace Boulevard in Chandler. The hospital operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and offers a secure, supervised environment with acute psychiatric care and residential treatment under one roofhttps://www.obhhospital.com/about/location/#:~:text=Oasis%20Behavioral%20Health%20Hospital%20,and%20Residential. Oasis Behavioral Health Hospital encourages parents and referring professionals to contact the admissions team for guidance on the admissions process, insurance coverage and treatment options. Through compassionate care and a full continuum of services, the program helps Arizona adolescents build a foundation for long‑term recovery and reintegration into their communities.