Youth Town of Tennessee
Youth Town of Tennessee
The Refuge is in affiliation with Youth Town of Tennessee. Youth Town of Tennessee provides both residential treatment that caters to the specific needs of adolescents struggling with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health disorders, such as anxiety, depression, and trauma. Youth Town employs a faith-based approach and is committed to supporting teens and their families on their journey toward wellness, empowering them to cultivate a healthier life.
Our Residential Treatment facility focuses on providing a Christ-centered environment for boys and girls aged 13-17 years. Youth Town of Tennessee offers professional residential treatment services for co-occurring mental health disorders. We seek irreversible life change in adolescents (13-17) through services that are adventure-based, gender-responsive, empirically informed, family-focused, and thoroughly Christ-centered.
What we do
Children
Familiy Therapy
Children
You may be wondering if you can take your young child to therapy, and if so, would it be effective? At The Refuge, we welcome children starting at the age of 7.
Teens
Familiy Therapy
Children
The Refuge offers a safe and supportive environment for teenagers aged 13 to 18. Therapy helps teens develop coping strategies, enhance emotional regulation, and build resilience.
Adults
Familiy Therapy
Familiy Therapy
Our team of licensed and experienced counselors is committed to helping our clients achieve their goals and enhance their mental health and overall well-being.
Familiy Therapy
Familiy Therapy
Familiy Therapy
Family Therapy aims to enhance communication, address behavioral patterns, and strengthen family dynamics, ultimately leading to improved individual and family well-being.
Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse
Substance abuse counseling is a combination of treatment and support to help people break free from drug or alcohol addiction.
Trauma
Substance Abuse
Substance Abuse
Trauma is your mind and body’s response to a deeply distressing or disturbing event that overwhelms your ability to cope.
Depression
Substance Abuse
Depression
The loss of a loved one or a similar experience is challenging to cope with. It is normal to feel sad, grieved, dull, and unmotivated in such instances.
Anxiety
Substance Abuse
Depression
Anxiety can often be an isolating experience, leaving you embarrassed and causing you to avoid activities you would otherwise enjoy.
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