First Light Wilderness Therapy provides transformative outdoor-based treatment for adolescents ages 12-18 struggling with mental health and behavioral challenges. Located in Dahlonega, Georgia, this program employs evidence-based, trauma-informed approaches to address anxiety, depression, family conflicts, academic disengagement, and problematic internet and gaming behaviors. Throughout their stay, participants immerse themselves in the wilderness environment, where they are provided with individual tents and all necessary camping equipment. The therapeutic experience incorporates various outdoor activities including camping, backpacking, rope courses, rock climbing, boating, and fishing to foster personal growth and resilience. Family involvement forms a cornerstone of First Light's treatment philosophy. The program includes regular communication between students, therapists, and families, an in-person family visit, and access to a private parent support group. These family components help parents understand therapeutic processes, recognize family patterns, develop new skills, and connect with valuable resources, ultimately creating healthier family dynamics that support lasting recovery.