Adolescent Wellness Academy (AWA) in Broward County, Florida offers specialized outpatient mental health and substance use treatment programs for teenagers ages 13-17. Their approach combines evidence-based therapy with creative activities and academic support, all within a family-centered framework. A multidisciplinary clinical team works collaboratively with teens and their families to build resilience, foster self-awareness, and strengthen relationships in a supportive healing environment. AWA's highest level of care is their Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), which provides a structured therapeutic day program while allowing teens to continue living at home. This intensive program runs eight hours daily, five days weekly, and includes individual therapy, evidence-based group sessions, and on-site academic support with an education coordinator. Weekly psychiatric assessments monitor progress and allow for treatment plan adjustments. Most teens participate in this program for 4-12 weeks before transitioning to less intensive care. For adolescents with milder symptoms, AWA offers an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) that meets after school for three hours daily, three to five days per week. This program includes daily group therapy sessions complemented by experiential activities like music, yoga, and mindfulness practices. Designated study spaces are available for homework completion, and the typical duration is 10-16 weeks. Family involvement is a cornerstone of AWA's treatment philosophy. The center provides weekly parent support groups, monthly multi-family meetings, and family therapy sessions to ensure parents and caregivers are actively engaged in their teen's recovery journey. Crisis management services are also available to help families navigate challenging situations as they arise.