DESTINATIONS FOR TEENS

PREMIER TEEN TREATMENT PROGRAMS
FOR SUSTAINABLE WELLBEING

Through proven therapy with experiential methods, our holistic approach to treatment empowers young people to live healthy and gives families hope for a brighter future.

Destinations for Teens is back to in-person programming for Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs in Woodland Hills.

Our Residential Programs will remain open as usual at this time.

Welcome to Destinations

Destinations provides personalized teen treatment that supports the entire family throughout the journey to recovery. We save lives by helping teens achieve sustainable wellbeing, providing access to comprehensive educational services, and creating a support system that remains in place for years to come.

Residential

We offer residential programs that combine traditional and creative therapeutic options with daily education and dual-diagnosis treatment for substance abuse and mental health issues.Read More »

Day Treatment

Our day treatment program provides the highest level of care while teens still live at home. We offer a full day of programming in addition to education support.Read More »

Outpatient

For teens that are living at home, working, and attending school, our intensive outpatient programs help them develop crucial coping skills and relapse prevention as they continue their path to recovery.Read More »

Destinations for Teens Telehealth IOP Program Coming In Late October!

Telehealth Treatment Options for Adolescents aged 12-17

Tuesday-Thursdays from 4-7 pm

Individual therapy

Family therapy

Experiential and evidence-based groups

We are here to help during this time. Please call Admissions at 877.466.0620 for more information.

WE LISTEN TO EVERY WORD

Our staff is trained to listen to each and every concern as they guide teens on a path to recovery. Through our supportive therapy, we help teens overcome the challenges of recovery through support, education, and encouragement.

Therapeutic Options

By utilizing multiple therapeutic modalities, your teen will be equipped to overcome any and all obstacles during the recovery process for the best possible outcomes.

Serving our Military Families

The lifestyle of a military family is not an easy one. Constant relocation and a high degree of stress can make things incredibly difficult for children of military families. Destinations for Teens offers several national locations to provide support and care to the children of America’s soldiers. As a service member, you put your life on the line for our freedom, the least we can do is offer our ultimate support and care to your loved ones. Together we can ensure that your child has a bright and promising future ahead of them.

Our Digital Brochure

Download our digital Brochure, and learn how start the journey to sustainable wellbeing today

Our Locations

With programs that meet the needs of teens and families at all levels of treatment, Destinations offers three residential locations in the hills of Topanga Canyon and Woodland Hills.

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We Are Here to Help

Delivering concierge services and a customized program for your teen

Destinations for Teens Policy Update:

The well-being and safety of our clients, their families, and our staff are always our top priority at Destinations for Teens.

Destinations for Teens will continue to serve our community during this time by providing online/virtual programming for our Intensive Outpatient Program. Our Partial Hospitalization/Day program and Residential program will remain open as usual at this time. In conjunction with our existing infection control policies, Destinations for Teens is closely monitoring CDC updates on the impact of the COVID-19. Please see link below for measures we are taking to maintain a safe environment for our staff and clients.

For more information, we encourage you to please take some time to read the Center for Disease Control’s guidelines on the Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Please check in daily for updates regarding our services.

Destinations for Teens (“Destinations”) is monitoring the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and employing safety measures to protect our clients and families. At this time, we have no immediate concern that Destinations should be making changes to its’ daily schedules. On February 26, Destinations for Teens updated its’ protocols to include specific instruction for the coronavirus and it is important to continue taking the following preventative measures:

•Established a revised screening process for admissions, including questions about recent fevers, travel overseas, and family members’ potential risk factors for the virus. Anyone posing a risk to our treatment centers will not be admitted.

•Instructed any PHP/IOP clients to stay home if they are sick and seek appropriate medical care. Clients can only return to treatment with written medical clearance.

•Implemented mandatory training for every employee on hand washing and hand sanitization and cough etiquette, and strict employee, client and visitor compliance with washing/sanitizing hands thoroughly in accordance with CDC guidelines.

•Increased availability and use of alcohol-based hand rubs and making sure that tissues are available and sinks are well stocked with soap and paper towels for hand washing.

•Distributed flu prevention information and instructed staff to stay home if they are sick pursuant to CDC recommendations.

•Increased sanitization of equipment and by having the cleaning crew disinfect surfaces and doorknobs on a daily basis.

•Posted signs in all treatment areas and residences explaining the importance of hand sanitation, illness prevention and available sanitizing stations at Destinations.

•The ability to participate in the family support and education sessions remotely via HIPAA compliant Zoom software allowing families to not have to travel to Destinations for family visits, support or workshops.

As you are partners with Destinations in supporting our clients, we are asking that you continue to adhere to the following preventative measures in your home and prior to visiting Destinations:

•Stay home when you are sick. If your son/daughter is not feeling well, please keep him/her home and return to treatment after 48 hours of no symptoms.

•Avoid close contact with people who are sick.

•Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth.

•Cover your cough or sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash.

•If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze in the crook of your elbow - NOT in your hands.

•Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe.

•Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom; before eating; and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.

•If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Always wash hands with soap and water if hands are visibly dirty.

•If you have not received the regular flu shot, you should do so immediately.

The virus is thought to spread mainly from person-to-person.

•Between people who are in close contact with one another (within about 6 feet).

•Through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes.

Destinations is committed to staying current with the evolution of this health concern. Destinations will continue to implement best practices pursuant to CDC guidelines for minimizing risk, and closely monitor the situation within our sites and more broadly. Our clients’ safety is our top priority and we will continue to assess this situation and provide updates.

More information about the coronavirus can be found at: www.cdc.gov/coronavirus

DESTINATIONS FOR TEENS

PREMIER TEEN TREATMENT PROGRAMS FOR SUSTAINABLE WELLBEING

Through proven therapy with experiential methods, our holistic approach to treatment empowers young people to live healthy and gives families hope for a brighter future.

Destinations for Teens is back to in-person programming for Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient programs in Woodland Hills.

Our Residential Programs will remain open as usual at this time.

Welcome to Destinations

Residential

Day Treatment

Outpatient

Destinations for Teens Telehealth IOP Program Coming In Late October!

We are here to help during this time. Please call Admissions at 877.466.0620 for more information.

WE LISTEN TO EVERY WORD

Our staff is trained to listen to each and every concern as they guide teens on a path to recovery. Through our supportive therapy, we help teens overcome the challenges of recovery through support, education, and encouragement.

Therapeutic Options

Body Movement

Equine Therapy

Expressive Art

Family Therapy

Group Therapy

Individual Therapy

Mindfulness

Music Therapy

Recovery

Surf Therapy

Yoga

Serving our Military Families

Our Digital Brochure

Download our digital Brochure, and learn how start the journey to sustainable wellbeing today

Our Locations

Canon Home

Cheney Home

Woodland Hills

Hatteras House

Our Insurance Partners

Sign Up for our E-newsletter

Begin the journey today to sustainable wellbeing

Community Resources

6 Facts that Show Why Substance Abuse is Bad for the Teenage Brain

How Meditation Regulates Emotions and Creates a Natural High

Adderall: The New Study Drug

Register for the Virtual Continuing Education Event Today!

We Are Here to Help

Delivering concierge services and a customized program for your teen

Destinations offers addiction treatment and mental health treatment for teens.

To Contact the Joint Commission, Please Call (630) 792-5800

Destinations for Teens is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Destinations for Teens maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

Destinations for Teens Policy Update:

PREMIER TEEN TREATMENT PROGRAMS
FOR SUSTAINABLE WELLBEING

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