Adolescent wellness services · Worcester, MA
Compassionate, structured mental health and substance-use care for adolescents ages 12–18—and practical guidance for the families beside them.
Adolescent-centered
Goals and care plans reflect each young person's needs, voice, strengths, and stage of change.
Practical skill building
Teens practice emotional regulation, stress management, communication, and relapse-prevention skills.
Connected care
Family, school, and community support are brought into the plan when appropriate.
Care matched to the moment.
Intensive Outpatient Program
Partial Hospitalization Program
Partial Hospitalization Program
Structured clinical care
More support than weekly outpatient therapy while adolescents stay connected to home, school, and community life. Care may include group therapy, individual counseling, family involvement, and skills practice.
Mental health & substance-use support
Partial Hospitalization Program
Partial Hospitalization Program
Partial Hospitalization Program
Higher daily support
A comprehensive day-treatment option for adolescents who need focused clinical structure without inpatient hospitalization, with personalized goals and family-centered planning.
Personalized treatment planning
Early Diversion
Partial Hospitalization Program
Early Diversion
Pre-arrest support
Community-based support for adolescents at high risk for substance-use or co-occurring disorders, before charges are filed and before court activity begins.
No charges · before court activity
PASS
Recovery Education Academy
Early Diversion
School partnership
Positive Alternative to Student Suspension combines clinical assessment and intervention with academic support, a school re-entry plan, and follow-up.
For non-violent school offenses
Recovery Education Academy
Recovery Education Academy
Recovery Education Academy
Education & recovery
Recovery-focused support paired with individualized GED or HiSET preparation for students whose mental health or substance use has interrupted traditional high school.
Academic guidance included
A clear path to getting help.
You do not need to know which program is the right fit before reaching out. The intake team can listen, answer questions, and help identify a next step.
Reach out
Call or email the intake team with your referral question.
Talk through the need
Share the young person's current concerns, supports, and circumstances.
Plan the next step
The team will explain the appropriate program and what happens next.
