Turnbridge offers gender-specific treatment for young people struggling with substance use and co-occurring disorders in New Haven, Connecticut. Their distinctive three-phase approach begins with helping clients settle into their new environment while following a structured schedule that includes life skills development, therapeutic journaling, and treatment activities. During this initial phase, clients receive individual sessions, daily case management, group therapy, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), and attend 12-Step meetings. As clients progress to the second phase, they receive guidance in educational, employment, and volunteer opportunities, with advisors helping them explore academic and career interests while putting their developing life skills into practice. The final phase emphasizes independence and applying recovery skills in real-world settings, with clients gaining increased freedom to attend in-person classes and social activities. Turnbridge housing consists of spacious, colonial-style residences located throughout New Haven, ranging from quiet residential neighborhoods to downtown locations. Clients advance through different housing options appropriate to each treatment phase, with all environments designed to foster comfort, community, and tranquility. The program places significant emphasis on recreational activities, offering skiing, snowboarding, white water rafting, beach trips, paintball, team sports, camping, and fitness opportunities. All meals are provided by the facility. The 28-day program is specifically tailored to the needs of young adults and features a highly qualified staff. Turnbridge is private pay and offers no-interest financing options for clients enrolling in their sober living program.