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10/10/2026

Find your way back to calm in the midst of anxious thoughts or feelings.

For more anxiety coping skill ideas for teens, visit averyshouse.com.

07/21/2026

One of the most common questions we hear from school counselors, therapists, and pediatricians referring a family for teen mental health treatment: what’s the real difference between PHP and IOP?

Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) offer a more intensive, structured level of care — typically several hours a day, several days a week — for teens who need significant clinical support but don’t require 24/7 residential care.

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) offer more flexibility — fewer hours, more days at school or home — for teens who are stabilizing and building on skills learned at a higher level of care.

We built a new guide breaking down exactly when each level of care makes sense, so you have a resource to share the next time a family asks.

Safe. Affirming. Trauma-Informed.

What’s the question you get most often from families weighing treatment options?

07/14/2026

A dip in grades. Withdrawal from friends. A phone that never leaves their hand, and an anxious silence when it’s taken away.

Educators and school counselors are frequently the first to spot the signs of unhealthy digital habits in teens — often before parents do. A few patterns worth watching for:
- Loss of interest in activities they used to enjoy
- Irritability or anxiety when separated from their phone
- Declining academic performance paired with late-night screen use
- Social withdrawal that tracks with increased time online

If you’re seeing these patterns in your classroom or practice, it may be worth a conversation with the family — and we’re always available as a resource for that conversation.

Safe. Affirming. Trauma-Informed.

What are you seeing in classrooms or sessions right now?

07/04/2026

This Fourth of July, while we celebrate our nation's independence, we're also reminded that healing brings its own kind of freedom.

For a teen living with anxiety, trauma, or depression, freedom might mean sleeping through the night, returning to school with confidence, reconnecting with friends, or simply believing in tomorrow again.

Every breakthrough matters. Every step forward deserves to be celebrated.

This Independence Day, we're grateful for the resilience of the teens and families we serve and for everyone working to support adolescent mental health.

Wishing you a safe and meaningful Fourth of July.

Part of the BrentCare Behavioral Health Family.

06/17/2026

June is Pride Month, a time to celebrate authenticity, acceptance, and belonging.

For many LGBTQ+ teens, the journey can also include challenges such as bullying, rejection, discrimination, or feeling misunderstood.

Mental health treatment works best when teens feel seen, respected, and safe enough to be themselves.

At Avery's House, we are committed to creating an environment where every teen is treated with dignity, compassion, and respect.

Our approach is:

💙 Trauma-informed
💙 Family-focused
💙 Inclusive and affirming
💙 Built around each teen's unique needs

Because healing starts when teens know they don't have to hide who they are.

This Pride Month, we're proud to support LGBTQ+ youth and the families who love them.

Part of the BrentCare Behavioral Health Family.

06/12/2026

June is PTSD Awareness Month, and many parents are surprised to learn that PTSD doesn't only affect adults.

Teens can develop PTSD after experiencing or witnessing events such as:

• Bullying or harassment
• Physical or emotional abuse
• Accidents or injuries
• The loss of a loved one
• Community violence
• Other overwhelming or frightening experiences

Some signs to watch for include:

✓ Nightmares or difficulty sleeping
✓ Avoiding certain places, people, or situations
✓ Increased irritability or emotional outbursts
✓ Difficulty concentrating at school
✓ Withdrawal from friends and family
✓ Constant feelings of anxiety or being "on edge"

If these behaviors seem familiar, know that help is available.

With the right support, teens can learn healthy coping skills, process traumatic experiences, and begin to heal.

At Avery's House, we provide trauma-informed care designed specifically for adolescents and their families.

📞 If you're concerned about your teen, reach out today. You don't have to navigate this alone.

05/25/2026

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Memorial Day can also bring complex emotions for military families — including grief, trauma, and quiet reflection.

At Avery’s House, we recognize that teens in military families may carry unique stressors, including relocation, loss, or parental deployment. Emotional support matters — especially on meaningful days like today.

We hold space for remembrance, gratitude, and healing.

05/12/2026

No two teens experience anxiety, depression, or trauma in the same way.

That’s why individual therapy is a core part of care at Avery’s House.

In one-on-one sessions, teens can:
✔ Process difficult emotions safely
✔ Learn coping strategies tailored to their needs
✔ Build trust with a licensed clinician
✔ Develop skills that extend beyond treatment

During Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re reminded that personalized care matters. Healing isn’t one-size-fits-all.

If your family is navigating a difficult season, individual therapy can be a powerful first step toward stability and hope.

05/08/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month — a time to check in a little more closely.

Anxiety in teens doesn’t always look like panic attacks. Sometimes it shows up quietly.

Here are 3 common signs your teen may be struggling:
• Increased irritability or mood swings
• Trouble sleeping or frequent physical complaints (like headaches or stomachaches)
• Avoiding school, friends, or activities they once enjoyed

If something feels “off,” trust your instincts. Start with a calm, open conversation — and listen without rushing to fix.

Early support can make a lasting difference. If your teen needs more than you can provide alone, we’re here to help.

04/29/2026

Adolescence is a social age, and peer relationships play a crucial role in recovery. Avery’s House integrates group therapy and community-based activities as part of treatment, helping teens practice emotional skills with others in supportive settings.

Group work supports:
• Social skill development
• Healthy interpersonal boundaries
• Shared problem-solving
• Mutual encouragement through real experiences

Connection, when guided by clinicians, becomes a meaningful part of emotional growth.

Address

2416 North 113th Street
Apache Junction, AZ
85120

Telephone

+18556151905

Website

https://www.averyshouse.com/

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