Youth and Family Services are a priority for Tarzana Treatment Centers (TTC). TTC has spent decades crafting programs to help youth and families succeed in life. Located in Tarzana and Antelope Valley, Youth and Family Services provide the entire spectrum of integrated care to assist those it serves to deal with life challenges more effectively so they can reach their full potential. All TTC’s programs are integrated to maximize coping better, knowing more, being more prepared, communicating more effectively, and having the skills to be better in life and thrive in the future.
Accredited by The Joint Commission, TTC offers a full continuum of Youth and Family Services, including prevention-education, youth development, family and youth support, substance use disorder (SUD), mental health (MH), and primary care. All TTC’s Youth Programs encourage family involvement, including access to education and support services for parents/guardians. Moreover, based on a comprehensive assessment process, the treatment plan and recommendations are unique for every youth and family to address their specific needs.
TTC Youth and Family Services = Multiple Levels of Care
Youth treatment at TTC includes multiple levels of care:
- SUD + MH Prevention Education
- Residential SUD Treatment
- SUD Outpatient Services
- Outpatient MH Treatment
- Medical Detoxification
- Day Treatment
- Intensive Outpatient Program
- Accredited On-Site Schooling
- Co-Occurring Disorders Program for SUD and Mental Health
- Case Management and Recovery Support
Helping Youth to Succeed and Thrive
At the heart of Youth and Family Services, the programs are designed to help youth succeed and thrive regardless of the issues they are facing. Treating youth (ages 8 to 17), young adults (ages 18 to 23), and their families, the Youth and Family Services programs are easily accessible and convenient, particularly from the hours of 3:00 pm until 8:30 pm. TTC’s Youth Programs conduct intakes/admissions Monday through Friday and on Saturday via appointment.
In the Antelope Valley, TTC operates a youth residential program (ages 12 to 17). In residential treatment, the program uses a level system where each young person’s advancement in the program is based on their input and willingness.
Family Support and Youth Services at TTC
Given the importance of family support, youth treatment services require the participation of a parent or guardian in weekly family sessions. Based on the biopsychosocial model, these assorted services are offered with some services being offered through telehealth or in-person. Moreover, TTC offers the following resources for parents, guardians, and their kids:
Intriguing for both parents and youth, the Youth Advisory Board (YAB) enhances the various youth services programs offered at TTC. The YAB is a body of young people who have been engaged with TTC through treatment, community health education, and outreach. By providing feedback, they help to ensure that the services intended to serve youth and young adults are tailored with peer input and recommendations.
TTC’s treatment programs are designed to help youth recover. For example, TTC’s Intensive Outpatient Treatment Program (IOP) is ideal for youth who are functioning well enough to remain at home yet require more comprehensive treatment. In residential treatment, the program uses a multi-step system to obtain whole-person care. Overall, Youth and Family Services lead to long-term recovery, helping young people live productive and successful lives.