Tennessee Troubled Teen

Tennessee Troubled Teen Programs - Below is a list of troubled teen programs in Tennessee. You can browse them and check the programs and services they provide. If you are looking for a troubled teen program in another state besides Tennessee please click on the appropriate link in the sidebar to find a troubled teen program in the state you are located in.

Total Transformation

Company Description

Total Transformation in Westbrook, ME is a wilderness therapy program that immerses teens in nature to foster self-discovery and healing.

In addition to core services, the program incorporates faith-based principles that encourage spiritual growth and outdoor experiences that build resilience...

Company Location

10 Speirs Street Westbrook, ME 4092

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Compass Intervention Center Partial Hospitalization Program (Memphis, TN)

Company Description

Compass Intervention Center in Memphis, Tennessee offers a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) designed to address psychiatric symptoms, substance use concerns, or dual diagnosis challenges in teens who are stable enough to live at home during treatment. PHP is commonly used when a teen needs more intensive support than weekly outpatient therapy but does not require 24/7 inpatient hospitalization. Compass positions its services as trauma-informed behavioral healthcare and states that it serves children and teens up to age 17.Compass describes its...

Company Location

7900 Lowrance Road Memphis, TN 38125

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Youth Town

Company Description

Youth Town in Pinson, TN is a wilderness therapy program that immerses teens in nature to foster self-discovery and healing. In addition to core services, the program incorporates faith-based principles that encourage spiritual growth and outdoor experiences that build resilience and teamwork. Participants live and learn in the outdoors, tackling challenges like hiking, navigation, and campcraft under the guidance of therapists and field guides. The natural setting strips away distractions and allows teens to focus on building coping skills, resilience,...

Company Location

3641 Youth Town Road Pinson, TN 38366 888-274-2036

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The Village

Company Description

The Village located in Louisville, TN is a therapeutic boarding school blending accredited academics with clinical care. Students follow structured schedules that integrate classroom learning, individual therapy, group sessions, and recreational activities. This holistic approach helps adolescents manage mental health challenges while staying on track academically. Teachers and therapists collaborate to create individualized plans that address each student's needs. Serving Co-ed, ages 13–17, the program aims to help young people overcome obstacles and build confidence. Families are encouraged to reach...

Company Location

2431 Jones Bend Road Louisville, TN 37777 865-970-3255

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