Residential Treatment Programs
A higher level of care for life-changing results.
Sometimes children and teens need a highly structured, safe, and supervised space to recover and grow. Which may mean the bravest choice you can make is to let them go, at least for a bit.
We’re here to help your child—and your family—heal.
Our programs are designed to keep your family engaged throughout the treatment process—and to ensure you’re wrapped with all the support you need during this difficult time. While we’re helping your child build skills and stability in their lives, we’ll also help the rest of your family deal with the impact of trauma and mental health issues.
Our highly trained staff are passionate about addressing emotional and behavioral struggles, treating underlying mental health and trauma conditions, improving school success, and breaking generational issues.
Residential treatment services by state
Services may include residential treatment intervention, psychiatric residential treatment programs, and transitional programs such as group homes and independent living options. These services differ by state to meet the unique needs of each community. Choose your state below to explore programs.
Illinois
Residential Treatment Programs
- Manteno, IL
- Onarga, IL
Group Homes
- Manteno, IL
- Onarga, IL
Maryland
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
- Baltimore, MD
Minnesota
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
- East Bethel, MN
Qualified Residential Treatment Programs
- Austin, MN
- Onamia, MN
Group Homes
- Onamia, MN
- Andover, MN
North Dakota
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
- Fargo, ND
Oregon
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
- Portland, OR
Providing service to children, teens and young adults
From ages 6–21 (ages vary by location)
We specialize in behavioral and mental health issues like: depression, anxiety, trauma, oppositional behavior, ADHD, borderline personality, bi-polar conditions relational problems, attachment issues, parenting support, family conflict, sexually problematic behaviors, and emotional/physical/sexual abuse.
“Our son found help and we found hope, have a healthy relationship with our son, and he has future!” – Parent
What is residential treatment?
Nexus residential treatment programs are designed to keep your family engaged throughout the treatment process—and to ensure you’re wrapped with all the support you need during this difficult time. While we’re helping your child build skills and stability in their lives, we’ll also help the rest of your family deal with the impact of trauma and mental health issues.
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