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Arizona Teen
Treatment Programs

Mental health and substance use care for ages 12–17.

Help for Your Teen, Support for Your Family

Artemis supports teens ages 12–17 with mental health concerns, substance use, or both. Residential care is available in Tucson and Surprise, with PHP, IOP and outpatient appointments based in Tucson.

You don’t have to choose a program before you call. A free pre-screening and clinical assessment help our team understand your teen’s needs and discuss care options, benefits and next steps with your family.

Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment for Teens

Teens come to Artemis with different concerns, including mood changes, trauma, substance use and difficulties at home or school.

We consider these needs together and build an individualized treatment plan with your teen and family.

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Teen Addiction Treatment Services

Support for teens affected by alcohol, cannabis or other drugs.

Care connects therapy, coping skills, family participation and medication support when indicated by the treatment plan.

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Teen Mental Health Treatment Services

Help for depression, anxiety, trauma and other mental health concerns, including when substance use is not part of your teen’s situation.

Care can include individual and group therapy, psychiatric support and family involvement.

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Dual Diagnosis Treatment for Teens

Mental health and substance use concerns are addressed together in one treatment plan.

The team works with your teen and family to understand how these concerns connect and practice skills for daily life.

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Teen Residential Treatment Programs

Residential care in Tucson and Surprise provides a place to live with 24/7 staff supervision and awake staff overnight.

Typical stays are 60–90 days, with therapy, school and daily routines within an individualized plan.

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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP for Teens)

IOP offers structured treatment while your teen continues living at home.

Tucson program hours are Monday–Friday, 4–7 pm. Treatment typically lasts four to eight weeks, with participation planned around assessed needs.

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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP for Teens)

PHP provides daytime treatment in Tucson while your teen lives at home.

Program hours are Monday–Friday, 9 am–3:30 pm, typically for about four weeks. Schoolwork takes place outside treatment hours.

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Teen Outpatient Care in Tucson

Outpatient appointments are individually arranged for therapy, medication management or combined care.

Teens can begin at this level when assessment supports it, or continue with OP after more structured treatment.

A Care Plan Built Around Your Teen

Assessment helps our team recommend the structure your teen needs, whether that means living at the program or receiving treatment while living at home.

We work with your teen and guardian on an individualized plan, connect helpful caregivers with support and plan for what comes next.

PHP, IOP and outpatient care are also available by telehealth to Arizona residents.

Our Teen Treatment Facility and Setting

Artemis provides residential care in small homes in Tucson and Surprise, with 10 beds per home. Teens share a room with one other client and follow a routine that balances treatment, school, meals, activities and rest.

Staff are present around the clock, with awake staff overnight. Families receive arrival details directly during intake and can ask Admissions about the setting and daily expectations.

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    Admissions can review benefits for the recommended level of care and explain authorization requirements and estimated costs.

    If your family is exploring self-pay or your teen has no insurance, let us know. We can help you understand payment options before planning arrival.

    Artemis is not affiliated with or endorsed by insurance companies.

    Meet the Team

    Your teen’s treatment plan can connect individual and group therapy, psychiatric care and family support. The approaches used are selected for your teen’s assessed needs and goals.

    Clinical leadership includes Shawna Beckman, Chief Clinical Officer; Laura Tyndall, Clinical Director; and Dr. Roland Segal, Medical Director. Explore their profiles to learn about their backgrounds and roles.

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    Questions About Teen Treatment at Artemis

    Choosing treatment can bring questions about your teen’s needs, school, family involvement and the steps before admission.

    These answers offer a starting point. Admissions can discuss how care options apply to your family.

    Artemis serves ages 12–17 with residential care in Tucson and Surprise and PHP, IOP and outpatient care based in Tucson. A clinical assessment helps guide the recommended level.

    The team helps plan continued care, and parents can choose follow-up contact by phone, text or email.

    Yes. Artemis treats teens whose primary concerns involve mental health, including depression, anxiety and trauma.

    Medically stable teens with co-occurring eating-related concerns can receive support within their broader treatment plan.

    Helpful caregivers can participate in family therapy in person or by video. Residential family therapy is weekly, and PILLARS is available to all caregivers.

    Residential clients have three hours of Ombudsman virtual school each weekday. The Family Advocate helps coordinate school communication and can support PHP families planning schoolwork outside treatment hours.

    Call 24/7 to discuss your teen’s age, current concerns, treatment history and medications. A free pre-screening and clinical assessment help guide the next step.

    The team discusses benefits and arrival planning with your family. If medical detox is needed first, we help coordinate a referral before residential admission is considered.

    Call Admissions at (520) 614-8647 with your insurance card available. Ask the team to confirm benefits for the recommended program and explain authorization requirements and estimated costs.

    If your teen has no insurance or your family is exploring self-pay, let us know so we can discuss payment options.

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