Odyssey House of Utah's Teen Residential Program provides specialized substance abuse treatment for adolescents ages 13-18 struggling with addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders. Operating since 1978 as part of the non-profit organization established in 1971, this program takes a comprehensive approach to helping teens maintain sobriety while reaching their full potential. The treatment process begins with a thorough assessment of both teens and their families, resulting in personalized treatment plans tailored to each individual's specific needs. Treatment teams include certified addiction specialists, counselors, mental health professionals, and psychiatric providers who address substance misuse alongside conditions such as depression, anxiety, mood disorders, antisocial personality disorder, and trauma-related issues. Programs typically last 6-9 months, with ongoing support provided after completion to maintain sobriety and build stable, independent lives. The residential environment emphasizes accountability and recovery foundation-building through evidence-based practices. Odyssey House has earned recognition for its success with teens exhibiting challenging behaviors and attitudes. Their individualized approach combines one-on-one, group, and family therapy with recreational activities and creative expression through yoga, dance, and art. A distinctive feature is the Odyssey Academy, an on-site accredited high school operated by the Salt Lake City School District. With a student-to-teacher ratio of no more than 12:1, specialized educators provide tailored assignments to help students catch up on credits while connecting them to topics that might inspire future education and career paths. The program reinforces essential life skills including cooking, laundry, maintaining clean spaces, following structured schedules, and building healthy relationships. Sober events and recreational activities foster connection among peers and demonstrate that recovery can include enjoyment. Teens have opportunities to develop leadership skills within their community, building motivation and self-worth. Vocational training teaches marketable skills and employment preparedness. As the largest comprehensive addiction program in Utah, Odyssey House is Joint Commission accredited and accepts Medicaid and most major insurance providers. Their commitment to connecting individuals with affordable, quality treatment continues through outpatient programs, robust aftercare services, and an active alumni community for ongoing support.