Rise supports adolescents who may be struggling with mental health concerns, substance use, or a combination of both. Treatment planning is individualized based on clinical need and appropriateness.
Families may seek a higher level of support when symptoms begin to interfere with safety, relationships, school, or day-to-day functioning. Rise evaluates each adolescent individually to determine whether the program is an appropriate fit.
Potential areas of treatment may include mood, anxiety, trauma-related, behavioral, and other mental health concerns. Specific diagnoses and admission criteria should always be confirmed directly with admissions. Our teen mental health treatment page explains assessment and care options in more detail.
Substance use during adolescence may occur alongside mental health concerns, family stress, trauma, school difficulties, or other challenges. Rise can evaluate adolescents struggling with substance use and help families understand an appropriate treatment path.
Admissions decisions depend on clinical need, safety, medical stability, and the program's ability to meet the adolescent's needs. Learn more about our teen substance use treatment.
When both are present, treatment planning should account for the relationship between them rather than treating each concern in isolation. Rise's clinical approach is intended to address the adolescent as a whole while helping families understand the factors affecting progress and safety. Our teen dual diagnosis treatment page explains this integrated approach.
Depending on assessment, care may include residential treatment, PHP, IOP, or standard outpatient treatment.
One-on-one clinical work based on the adolescent's treatment plan.
Structured opportunities to learn, practice skills, and connect in a supervised setting.
Parents and guardians remain an important part of assessment, planning, and transition.
Start with a confidential conversation with the admissions team.
