Transform Your Teen’s Life with Triple Divide Lodge’s Residential Treatment Center
Discover the Power of Our Unique Residential & Wilderness Therapy Program for Adolescent Males
Are you concerned about your teen’s struggle with substance use and co-occurring issues? Triple Divide Lodge offers a life-changing, 90-day residential treatment program designed specifically for adolescent males aged 14-19. Our innovative approach combines the best of residential care with wilderness therapy, providing a truly transformative experience for your teen.
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Certified
Residential Care
Our state-of-the-art facility provides a safe and nurturing environment for your teen to heal and grow. We are accredited by the leading industry organizations, ensuring the highest standards of care and safety for your loved one.
Highly Specialized
Staff
Our team of dedicated professionals includes licensed therapists, certified addiction counselors, and experienced wilderness guides. Each staff member is committed to helping your teen overcome their challenges and build a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
Patient-Centered Approach
At Triple Divide Lodge, we understand that each individual’s journey is unique. Our personalized treatment plans are tailored to meet the specific needs of your teen, addressing both substance use and co-occurring issues to promote comprehensive healing.
Proven Wilderness Therapy Techniques
Our wilderness therapy program encourages teens to step outside their comfort zone and develop valuable life skills. Through adventure-based activities, your teen will learn to face challenges head-on, build self-confidence, and foster resilience.
Contact Triple Divide Lodge Today
Don’t wait another day to start your teen on the path to a brighter future. Contact Executive Director Pat Hawkins now to learn more about our transformative residential treatment program. Take the first step toward your teen’s recovery. Reach out to Triple Divide Lodge today and let us help your loved one find lasting change, growth, and success.