Teen & Adolescent Treatment in Colorado Springs

At Drift Behavioral Health, you’ll find comprehensive substance use disorder and mental health treatment for teens. We help adolescents work through various challenges in small groups and schedules across various levels of care.

Who We Treat

Levels of Care (PHP, IOP, Virtual)

We offer three levels of care to meet your teen where they are.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

5–6 days a week, around 5 hours per day

Your teen will attend structured Partial Hospitalization Program sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Each day includes group therapy, skills learning, medication help when needed, and safety planning. The goal is to help symptoms improve, build tools, and move to IOP when ready.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Virtual Treatment (Online)

Attend all levels of care online via secure Zoom sessions

Online therapy gives you HIPAA-compliant, secure video sessions. It’s perfect when your teen can’t get to our office, has other activities to attend, or a busy school schedule to maintain. It’s available as a primary care program at the IOP or PHP level, as well as a step-down treatment.

What Makes Drift Different

Therapies and Supports We Use

Our holistic, integrative approach includes each teenager getting a dedicated therapist and case manager through treatment. With this comes personalized therapy for young adults and mental health resources for teens.

Evidence-Based Care 

Experiential Therapies

Medication Services 

Family Involvement and School Coordination

Admissions and Getting Started

Safety, Licensure, and Clinical Team

Outcomes and Aftercare

Is Drift Right for Your Teen?

Should your teen need weekly therapy and a structured environment to recover, Drift is a suitable treatment option. With a focus on family, skill building, and personalized, compassionate care, your teen can get better safely. Reach out today to learn more about our young adult and teen programs near Colorado Springs.

Do you help with both drug use and mental health?

Yes. You’ll get treatment for both. If you’re dealing with co-occurring conditions, you’ll receive substance use support first while getting mental health support throughout care.

PHP group sessions run weekdays (9:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.). IOP group therapy is available early evenings several days per week. Online options are flexible based on your teen’s schedule.

Yes. All teenagers in our programs get psychiatric checkups with medication suppoty when it helps clinically, including MAT when appropriate. Each teen also receives a dedicated therapist to help guide their care.

You’ll join therapy sessions, education workshops, and coaching. This allows parents and caregivers to stay connected with their teen during recovery and to learn more about their situation and needs.

Yes. We’ll verify your insurance benefits upfront and explain coverage before starting treatment at our rehab for teens near Colorado Springs.

You’ll get papers for school. For the most up-to-date information on our current options, ask our team about solutions and timelines.

Online care involves policy-approved, secure virtual communication via Zoom. You’ll experience the same quality of care as in-person sessions, but have the flexibility to attend from the comfort of your home.

Treatment length depends on goals and progress. Many teens finish IOP in several weeks and PHP in a few weeks, with step-down or online support as needed.

Your teen leaves with a skills plan, relapse prevention tools, follow-up appointments (if needed), and referrals to community supports. All aftercare efforts are designed to promote lasting recovery.

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