Residential Treatment Services in Oregon
Short and long-term treatment programs for children, teens, and young adults who need intensive support and care.
As experts in mental health, behavioral health, and trauma for children, teens, adults, and families. We do everything possible to keep families together, bring them back together, and equip them to stay together. We don’t just treat a child, we support the entire family.
We specialize in 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.
Residential treatment programs in Oregon
Short and long-term treatment programs for youth who need intensive support and care. Click through for information on each program offered.
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility
Eugene, OR – OPening August 2026
Males and females ages 12-17
Psychiatric Residential Treatment Program
Portland, OR
Males and females ages 10-17
Our approach to treatment
Nexus residential 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.
“My child was supported, cared for, held accountable, and taught how to engage in a healthier form than before. The team went above and beyond in our case.” – Parent
For professionals and referral partners
If you are a state or county social worker or a community partner seeking residential treatment services for a child or youth, Nexus Family Healing programs are designed to meet complex needs. Select the appropriate program above to learn more about each location’s services and referral requirements.
Learn, connect, and get involved
Podcast
Gender Identity and Mental Health in the Family with Aaron and Asher
Dr. Michelle K. Murray sits down with her brother Aaron and nephew Asher to discuss Asher’s journey with depression, anxiety, and OCD, and how discovering his gender dysphoria helped him find clarity and self-acceptance. Aaron shares how he and Asher’s mom supported him along the way, guiding him toward a more peaceful and confident place.
Stories of Hope/Impact
Circle of Control
Use our Circle of Control worksheet to help you reflect on things you ultimately have control over compared to things you don’t have control over.
resource
Empathy Is Essential in Residential Treatment
We are quick to judge parents, even when we don’t know the backstory. In residential treatment, we work hard to recognize the parent’s effort in trying to find help for their child, no matter how they show up throughout the treatment process.