It can be difficult to know whether a child or adolescent’s behavioral issues need to be addressed with a health professional. But if there are psychiatric or emotional symptoms that last weeks or months, and if these issues interfere with life at home, at school or with friends, it may be time to seek help. Common psychiatric or behavioral disorders may include depression, anxiety or mood disorders. Find treatment programs for youth with psychiatric or behavioral disorders here.

Treatment Centers

• Cedar Springs Hospital — Colorado Springs, CO
• Coastal Harbor Treatment Center — Savannah, GA
• Compass Intervention Center — Memphis, TN
• Foundations Behavioral Health — Doylestown, PA
• Foundations For Living — Mansfield, OH
• Gulf Coast Treatment Center — Fort Walton Beach, FL
• Harbor Point Behavioral Health Center — Portsmouth, VA
• Hermitage Hall — Nashville, TN
• Laurel Heights Hospital — Atlanta, GA
• Laurel Oaks — Dothan, AL
• Liberty Point — Staunton, VA
• McDowell Center for Children — Dyersburg, TN
• Mountain Youth Academy — Mountain City, TN
• Natchez Trace Youth Academy — Waverly, TN
• Newport News Behavioral Health Center — Newport News, VA
• Oak Plains Academy — Ashland City, TN
• Lighthouse Care Center — Augusta, GA

Information provided by The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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