Los Angeles Short Term Child and Teen Short-Term Treatment Programs

Why Camino a Casa’s Teen Treatment Programs in Los Angeles?

We’ve been helping Los Angeles kids and their families for decades to solve complex childhood behavioral issues. Camino a Casa works with parents, guardians, and concerned community members to treat youth ages 12-17 who are struggling with emotional regulation issues and other at-risk behaviors.

We offer specialized care above and beyond traditional clinical care. From animal-assisted interventions and therapy to gender-expansive services, to experiential therapies both on-campus and in the community, we explore every avenue of care for your adolescent or teen. These specialty programs are often the best way for youth to learn and apply social, problem-solving, and cognitive skills that they can’t practice anywhere else.

Take a tour of our campus either in-person or virtually. As your child’s primary care-giver, we want you to feel comfortable with our campus, our services, and our treatment philosophy, even before you admit your child. Our staff is always ready to give you a tour and answer any questions you might have, just reach out to us.

Contact us today for help with Teen Short-Term Treatment Programs as well as Adolescent and Family Services.

Learn More About Camino a Casa’s Los Angeles Programs

Are you in the Los Angeles area and experiencing behavioral issues with your child aged 12-17? Pick one of the following areas to learn more about our treatment programs and whether they may be right for your adolescent or teen:

Camino a Casa in the News!

Check out the latest articles from Los Angeles area newspapers:

• From the County’s Farms to Locals’ Tables – August 14, 2020 – Moorpark Acorn
• How Casa Pacifica is Helping Ventura County’s Most Vulnerable in the Age of Coronavirus – April 12, 2020 – VC Star
• Classic Cars Cruise for Cool Kids – August 14, 2020 – Moorpark Acorn
• Why Californians with Mental Illness are Dropping Private Insurance to Get Taxpayer-Funded Treatment – July 31, 2020 – Cal Matters

Los Angeles Area Mental Health Resources

If you’re in the Los Angeles area and need additional assistance, here are some local area resources that can help:

• LA County Department of Mental Health
• NAMI Urban Los Angeles
• 211LA – Mental Health
• LAPD Community Mental Health Resources