Turning Winds offers residential treatment for adolescents ages 13-18 struggling with mental health challenges and substance use disorders in the tranquil mountains of Montana. Set on 150 acres along the South Fork Yaak River, this therapeutic environment combines clinical excellence with academic support to address the unique needs of each teen. The program provides comprehensive care through individualized treatment plans featuring cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, motivational interviewing, and equine therapy. Each resident participates in weekly individual therapy sessions, regular group therapy, and receives around-the-clock supervision from licensed medical and mental health professionals. For teens transitioning back to daily life, Turning Winds also offers partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs with continued support. Academic progress remains a priority throughout treatment. Fully credentialed teachers deliver personalized education plans in small classes of 8-12 students, accommodating learning differences and building on existing academic records. The curriculum incorporates experiential learning, leadership development, and college preparation to keep students on track for future success. The facility's natural setting enhances the therapeutic experience through adventure-based activities. Residents benefit from both structured recreation on campus—including basketball, soccer, volleyball, and workout facilities—and off-site experiences like hiking, mountain biking, skiing, and rafting. Comfortable shared bedrooms and nutritious, chef-prepared meals complete the supportive living environment where teens can focus on healing and personal growth.