Mission Prep Teen Treatment

Structured Space to Support Mental Health

Designed to help teenage girls, young women, and female-identifying individuals address behavioral health conditions like anxiety, depression, trauma, and mood disorders. The staff consists of psychiatrists, psychologists, and licensed clinicians to help navigate emotional struggles, school stress, and friendships, while developing social and interpersonal skills in a structured environment.

Blending Movement with Clinical Care

The facility’s whole-person approach ensures that teens aren’t just treated for their symptoms—they’re engaged in healing through real-life, age-appropriate experiences. Equine therapy, horseback riding, and other experiential therapies complement psychiatric and guided therapy sessions to help teens build emotional regulation skills and respond more calmly to real-life stressors.

A Comfortable Space to Grow

Designed to be therapeutic, the residence features a contemporary design with large green spaces, promoting a sense of safety that is particularly crucial for teens processing trauma or emotional dysregulation. An on-site chef prepares meals that are nutritious but comfortingly familiar, reinforcing the supportive and growth-minded atmosphere.

Preparing Teens and Families for Long-Term Change

Regular family sessions and on-site visitation help rebuild fractured relationships and provide parents with practical tools for continuing care at home. Discharge planning is similarly thoughtful, with transitions to intensive outpatient care tailored to each adolescent’s needs. The focus is not just on stabilization, but to give teens and their families the skills to thrive after treatment, emotionally, relationally, and practically.

Patient Feedback: Life-Changing Growth

Reviews from parents and caregivers describe Mission Prep as transformative. Many credit the program with restoring hope, improving communication at home, and helping their teens rediscover a sense of purpose. Reports highlight strong staff engagement, deep emotional shifts in teens, and thorough discharge planning. While one critical review mentioned staff turnover, it stands in contrast to the overwhelmingly positive and consistent praise for the team and program structure.