Established in 1994, Camino a Casa has evolved from its roots in foster care and educational services to offer specialized recovery programs for adolescents ages 9-17. The center provides comprehensive treatment for young people struggling with behavioral concerns, self-harm, depression, and trauma through various levels of care including residential treatment, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and in-home behavioral health services. The residential program typically spans 30-90 days and features 24-hour monitoring with a supportive 1:4 youth-to-caregiver ratio. Treatment is delivered by master's and doctoral-level clinicians and psychiatrists within a structured environment. The therapeutic approach integrates academic support, group sessions, recreational therapy, and expressive arts. Young residents particularly benefit from animal-assisted therapy with an on-site therapy dog and horseback riding opportunities at a nearby stable. Family participation forms a cornerstone of recovery at Camino a Casa. Parents engage in weekly Saturday therapy sessions that combine specialized support groups with activities they can enjoy alongside their children. Spread across 25 acres in Camarillo, California, the campus offers a healing environment with seven residential units and ten classrooms. Recreational amenities include a fitness center, music room, swimming pool, playing fields, and hiking trails. Camino a Casa now accepts private insurance, making their specialized adolescent mental health care more accessible to families in need.