Who We Treat

At our program, we take pride in providing comprehensive mental health services to a wide range of individuals. If your loved one is struggling with ADHD, anger issues, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, or obsessive-compulsive disorder, our team of experienced professionals is here to help. We take a personalized approach to each individual’s unique needs and circumstances to provide the most effective treatment possible.

We accept patients ages 10–18 who are experiencing symptoms that interfere with age-appropriate daily functioning and would benefit from a psychiatric day treatment level of care. Patients must be willing to participate in and attend scheduled therapy sessions. Each individual is evaluated on a case-by-case basis by our Program Admission Coordinator to determine whether the program is an appropriate fit.

What we Treat

We provide care for adolescents experiencing a wide range of mental and behavioral health concerns, including ADHD, anger, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, OCD, phobias, PTSD, and trauma-related challenges. Our programs also support LGBTQ+ youth, as well as patients managing chronic illnesses or co-occurring disorders, with care tailored to each individual’s needs and circumstances.

Frequently Asked Questions

What mental health conditions do we treat?

ilearn wellness group treats teens with anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, self-injury, school refusal/avoidance, trauma history, family conflict, AHDH, executive function and

Does ilearn wellness group treat anxiety in teens?

Yes, our curriculum offers many groups that teach teens coping strategies and skills to manage their anxiety more effectively. Using these skills can help minimize the effects of anxiety on their daily lives.

Do you help adolescents with depression?

Yes. In addition to anxiety, ilearn wellness group’s curriculum addresses symptoms of depression and teaches multiple coming strategies to help the teen recognize and address their depressed mood.

Can therapy help with teens that avoid school?

Absolutely. At the heart of our work is a simple goal: teaching teens what to do when life becomes challenging. We work with each teen individually to understand what is making school difficult and develop a practical plan for returning. Together, we identify who can support them, what strategies they can use, and when and where to use those strategies successfully.

How can I help my teenager with anxiety?

When helping an adolescent with any mental health challenge, the first step is listening. Not listening to fix or to solve but listening to make sure your adolescent feels heard and understood. There are lots of ways to help adolescents with anxiety, one of our favorites is “Best, Worst and Most Likely Outcome.” Really listen to your child’s fear/anxiety and ask them: What is the best possible outcome? What is the worst possible outcome and finally, what is the most likely outcome? This can help your team open their mind to all the possibilities and not hyper focus on the negative possibility.

How do I know if my child needs more than weekly therapy?

Parents know their child better than anyone. When a parent feels their child is losing interest in activities they used to enjoy or sees their child’s mental health challenges interfere with age-appropriate behavior, it may be time for a higher level of care. Parents should discuss what they are seeing with their child’s provider and receive guidance around the next steps.

What does the schedule look like?

Evening Program:

5:15pm – 6:05pm: CBT & DBT Skills

6:05pm – 6:25pm: Social Engagement and Skills Integration

6:25pm – 7:15pm: Social Skills and Coping Techniques

7:15pm – 8:15pm: Psychoeducation

Imbedded Program:

8:30am – 9:20am: CBT Foundations

9:20am – 10:10am: DBT Foundations

10:10am – 11:10am: Psychoeducation and Social Skills

11:10am – 12:10pm: DBT Skills