What ages do Teen & Adolescent programs serve?
Age eligibility varies by program and location. Contact a local Oceans or Haven location to confirm the age range for a specific program.
Teen & Adolescent Behavioral Health
Teen & Adolescent Behavioral Health Care for the Challenges Affecting Everyday Life
Oceans and Haven provide inpatient and outpatient behavioral health care for teens and adolescents when emotional, behavioral or mental health concerns begin affecting home, school, relationships, routines or safety. Age eligibility, services and program availability vary by location.
If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Quick answers about Teen & Adolescent care
Who we serveAge eligibility varies by program and location.
Common concernsDepression, anxiety, trauma-related symptoms, self-harm concerns, school avoidance and other behavioral health needs.
Levels of careInpatient and outpatient options are available at select Oceans and Haven locations.
Adolescent care in everyday life
Behavioral health treatment should help young people function where life actually happens.
Behavioral health concerns can affect home, school, relationships, routines and a young person’s sense of themselves. Treatment can address those environments while helping families understand how to support progress.
Being a Teen or Adolescent
Adolescence brings developmental, emotional and social needs that differ from adult care.
Growing independence, school demands, family relationships, peer dynamics and rapid developmental change can all shape how behavioral health symptoms are experienced and treated.
Developmentally informedTreatment considers age, emotional development and the realities of adolescence.
A voice in treatmentYoung people can participate in care in ways that are appropriate to their age and clinical needs.
Skills for everyday lifeTreatment can build skills that apply outside the program, not only during a session.
Explore behavioral health conditions & concerns
Sometimes having a name for what you are seeing helps.
Search common diagnoses, symptoms and concerns families may encounter. This educational tool does not diagnose a condition or determine the right level of care.
Common teen and adolescent behavioral health concerns can include: depression and mood disorders, anxiety and panic, trauma-related symptoms, emotional dysregulation, self-harm concerns, school avoidance, attention problems, substance use concerns and changes in thinking or perception.
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Understanding levels of care
Care can look different depending on the level of support needed.
Some teens and adolescents need more structure while remaining connected to home and everyday life. Others may need hospital-based stabilization. A clinical assessment helps determine what level of care may be appropriate.
The appropriate level of care is determined through clinical assessment. Symptoms, functioning, safety, current supports and individual needs all matter.
Why Oceans + Haven
Local behavioral health care backed by a broader system of support.
Oceans and Haven combine local care with multiple levels of behavioral health support and hospital-based clinical infrastructure when needs become more complex.
Local careSupport connected to the communities where teens and adolescents live, learn and recover.
Multiple levels of supportWhere available, outpatient and inpatient options can respond to different levels of clinical need.
Hospital-backed expertiseHospital-based care is available when symptoms require closer observation, stabilization or psychiatric treatment.
Adolescent-aware treatmentAge, development, school, family relationships and growing independence all matter in treatment planning.
A broader network of support
Behavioral health care, closer to home.
Oceans and Haven provide Teen & Adolescent behavioral health care across a growing network of communities and care settings. The figures below are generated from current published location data.
22locations serving teens & adolescents
5states with available care
17outpatient locations
5inpatient locations
Insurance & coverage
Insurance participation varies by location, program and plan. Select a location or speak with an Oceans or Haven team member to confirm coverage and available services.
Teen & Adolescent care across our networkEach marker represents a published location currently identified as serving adolescents.
Find Teen & Adolescent Care
Find care available for teens and adolescents near you.
Choose a level of care and state to see published Oceans and Haven locations where adolescents are currently listed among the populations served.
Select a state to see matching Teen & Adolescent care locations.
Common questions
What families often want to know first.
What behavioral health concerns can adolescent care address?
Needs can include depression and mood disorders, anxiety and panic, trauma-related symptoms, emotional dysregulation, self-harm concerns, school avoidance, attention problems, substance use concerns and changes in thinking or perception.
How is the right level of care determined?
A clinical assessment helps determine the appropriate level of care based on symptoms, functioning, safety, current supports and individual needs.
Does Oceans accept insurance?
Insurance participation varies by location, program and plan. The local team can confirm coverage and available services before treatment begins.
Getting Started
You do not need to know exactly what kind of care is needed before you reach out.
Start with what has been happening. An Oceans team can explain available services, what an assessment may involve and what the next step could look like for a teen or adolescent.
If there is an immediate threat to life or safety, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.