West Virginia Troubled Teen

West Virginia Troubled Teen Programs - Below is a list of troubled teen programs in West Virginia. 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 West Virginia 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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Pressley Ridge Grant Gardens Residential Care Center (Ona, WV)

Company Description

Pressley Ridge operates residential services in West Virginia, including the Grant Gardens Residential Care Center in Ona. Pressley Ridge describes Grant Gardens as a residential program serving male youth ages 13–17 who have primary behavioral health diagnoses. This type of setting is intended for teens who need a structured, 24/7 supportive environment and who have not been able to stabilize through outpatient services alone. Residential treatment can be appropriate when a teen’s emotional or behavioral challenges are significantly impairing daily...

Company Location

437 Grant Gardens Road Ona, WV 25545

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