The Arrow House - Teen Treatment

The Arrow House is an in-network, adolescent residential treatment home in Orange County for teens ages 12–17 who are dealing with mental health challenges, substance use, and co-occurring disorders. Their primary level of care is residential, with a small, relationship-based setting of up to 20 teens, in smaller pods, where treatment blends individual therapy with group and family work.

Heal the System, Not Just the Symptoms

Treatment is built around the belief that teens don’t heal in a vacuum. Their approach zooms out to the “bigger picture,” helping families understand what’s driving the struggle and how to build new patterns that work at home. They put their resources into a strong clinical team and an environment where each teen is genuinely known. And because they’re proudly in-network, families can access high-quality, evidence-based treatment without feeling like recovery comes with a high price.

Recover in Orange County

Set in Orange County near Angel Stadium, The Arrow House feels like a home-like reset. It is a residential space designed for up to 20 teens so numbers stay small. Teens have comfortable semi-private rooms to decompress between sessions plus the kind of built-in structure families hope for with a steady routine, staff nearby, and a safe environment.

Set Up a Home Routine that Sticks

The team focuses on setting families up for real life after residential care by tracking clinical progress with ongoing evaluations, recommending step-down care options when needed, and making sure teens and parents feel prepared for long-term recovery. The goal is for home to feel a reasonable next step.