Woodhaven coordinates clinical services so that therapeutic work is connected to each resident’s daily life in recovery.

Residents work with outside licensed clinicians, and our team collaborates closely with those providers so they understand what is happening day to day at Woodhaven. This coordination helps clinical work stay connected to the real situations, relationships, responsibilities, and patterns that emerge throughout the week.

All residents participate in group therapy twice each week and receive at least one individual therapy session. Group therapy includes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)-informed skill building, helping residents practice emotional regulation, distress tolerance, communication, and healthier coping strategies. Residents and families may participate in family therapy when clinically appropriate.

Residents also receive psychiatric support when appropriate, and Woodhaven staff support medication management through structured administration, documentation, and coordination with prescribing providers.

At Woodhaven, clinical care is not separate from recovery. Our staff supports the goals residents are working on in therapy as they practice honesty, accountability, emotional awareness, and healthier decision-making in the house, in school, with peers, with family, and within the daily structure of the program.

Our goal is to help each young man better understand himself, strengthen his recovery, and build a foundation for a healthy and meaningful life.