Artemis Adolescent Healing Center Expands Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment for Arizona Teens

Artemis Adolescent Healing Center has expanded its treatment services to provide comprehensive mental health and substance use programs specifically designed for adolescents aged 13-17, responding to the growing national need for specialized teen behavioral healthcare.

The center's new Teen Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program offers an integrated approach to addressing mental health and substance use challenges simultaneously. By utilizing a multidisciplinary therapeutic model, the program includes individual counseling, psychiatric support, family therapy, and skill-building groups to ensure holistic treatment for teenagers experiencing complex emotional and psychological disorders.

In addition to the dual diagnosis program, Artemis has introduced an intensive Teen Depression Treatment Program targeting adolescents struggling with persistent sadness, isolation, and hopelessness. The program employs evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and experiential therapies to support emotional regulation and suicide prevention.

The expanded services are housed within a newly enhanced residential treatment facility designed to provide a safe and supportive environment for adolescents requiring immersive inpatient care. The facility features specialized programming, on-site support, and holistic therapies including art, music, and mindfulness practices.

This strategic expansion comes at a critical time when national data indicates increasing mental health challenges among youth and limited access to specialized care. By offering targeted, trauma-informed treatment options, Artemis Healing Center aims to address these growing needs and provide a crucial support system for teenagers and their families.

The new programs represent a significant investment in adolescent behavioral health, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive, individualized care that recognizes the unique developmental needs of teenagers struggling with mental health and substance use disorders.