About this Facility
The Boys Recovery Lodge is an award-winning 20-bed program for adolescent boys, ages 14-17. An innovative, nationally-accredited, residential substance abuse center, the program serves adolescents from its convenient Arlington, Va. location. An on-site school is provided and is offered daily during the normal school week. The program is designed not only to break the cycle of addiction, but also to help young people begin their recovery and return to health and productivity. Support services for families are also offered. Our addiction counselors, as well as our medical and psychiatric staff, use a cognitive-behavioral, 12-step approach, including medication management and medication-assisted treatment, to address a wide range of substance abuse and mental health problems.
Most major insurance plans and all major credit cards accepted.
Location
Core Services
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Adolescent Residential Services
The Phoenix House Academies for Youth offer intensive substance abuse and mental health services with high school academic programs in CARF-accredited facilities. See more details
See All Services
- Military Community Services
- Assessment and Evaluation Services
- Adolescent Residential Services
- Mental Health Services
- Screening and Brief Interventions
- Prevention and Education Services
- Adolescent Outpatient Services
- Sober Living and Recovery Support
- Mother and Child Residential Services
- Adult Outpatient Services
- Adult Residential Services
- Adult Detoxification and Stabilization
Additional Services
Educational services
On-site education program allows residents to continue attending school while receiving treatment
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Our Team
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Debby Taylor
“To work in a place that empowers individuals to rethink their choices, learn from their mistakes, and move on to lead healthy, happy, and productive lives is a dream come true.”
Senior Vice President and Regional Director, Phoenix Houses of the Mid AtlanticContact me
