Bakersfield Adolescent Programs
Camino a Casa has been helping Bakersfield families for decades with behavioral issues in their adolescents and teens ages 12-17. At our 25-acre residential treatment center near Bakersfield, we welcome students into a therapeutic environment designed to help kids struggling with emotional dysregulation and associated high-risk behaviors. With a full array of education services, your child can undergo treatment while still completing the school work assigned by their BCSD school.
In recent years, we’ve begun accepting many insurance plans, so be sure to check if yours is accepted at Camino a Casa. You can complete a brief form on our site and our insurance professionals will verify your benefits and provide more info.
With specialized care for depressive and bipolar disorders, anxiety disorders, self-harm behaviors, short-term treatment programs for illicit substance abuse, and trauma/PTSD, your child can take advantage of the most effective and compassionate care available in the Southern California region. Learn more about our program today and see if Camino a Casa is the right choice for your family.
Camino a Casa offers a Short Term Treatment Program for Bakersfield Families
Why Camino a Casa – Learn More
In the Bakersfield area and experiencing behavioral issues with your child aged 12-17? Choose one of the following sections and learn more about our residential treatment center options and how we help Bakersfield area children and their families:
Camino a Casa in the News!
Check out the latest articles from Bakersfield area newspapers:
- How Casa Pacifica is Helping Ventura County’s Most Vulnerable in the Age of Coronavirus – April 12, 2020 – VC Star
- New CEO at Casa Pacifica – June 19th, 2020 – Simi Valley Acorn
- Kindness Corner: Casa Pacifica Welcomes Pearl the Puppy – Nov 13, 2019 – VC Reporter
- Casa Pacifica Youth Services to Unveil New Multi-Purpose Building, Residential Cottages – Oct 23, 2019 – VC Star
Bakersfield Area Resources
If you’re in the Bakersfield area and need additional assistance, here are some local area resources that can help: