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Turnbridge Adolescent Program
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Woodbury, Connecticut · Part of CT Clinical Services, Inc. (Turnbridge)
- Level of care
- Residential, Extended care, Intensive outpatient (IOP), Outpatient
- Ages
- 14 to 17
- Insurance
- Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Optum
Published program summary
Two gender-separate Connecticut campuses for teens 14-17 with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders: a 65-acre boys campus in Woodbury and a 110-acre girls campus (with equestrian therapy) in Killingworth. Offers a full continuum from residential through extended care and outpatient, and is in-network with Anthem and Optum.
Services and populations
- Genders served
- Both, in gender-separate campuses: boys served at the Woodbury campus, girls at the Killingworth campus; ages 14-17. (Extended Care program serves ages 15-18.)
- Specialties
- Adolescent mental health, Substance use disorders, Dual diagnosis / co-occurring disorders, Trauma, Eating disorders
- Modalities
- Individual therapy, Group therapy, Family therapy, Psychiatry, Academic / education support, Recreation and experiential therapy, Equestrian therapy (Killingworth campus), Nutrition
Admissions
- Admissions process
- To speak with an informed and empathetic expert about our programs for adolescents, young women, and young men, call us at 877.581.1793 and ask to speak with Admissions.
Daily life and family
- Daily life
- Male and female clients do not interact except for common meal times in a central dining room.
- Family involvement
- The Turnbridge Adolescent Residential Program welcomes young people between the ages of 14 and 17 years of age who are experiencing mental health and dual diagnosis disorders. The involvement and treatment of family members is an integral part of the Turnbridge Residential Program.
- Family therapy is a core part of this program.
- Family members receive education about their loved one’s diagnosis and how to provide appropriate support.
- Family therapy works to restore strong family relationships and to help parents learn to establish appropriate boundaries and recognize signs that additional care is needed.
Insurance and payment
- Insurance listed
- Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Optum
Credentials and public record
- Accreditation
- CARF (Three-Year Accreditation, Residential Treatment - Children and Adolescents)
- Public record
- Not yet checked
- License
- Not yet checked
- Check with the state
- Connecticut list of substance abuse care facility licenses, active and inactive. The state runs or links this lookup. It may not list every program type.
Location
- Address
- 63 Parker Hill Extension, Killingworth, CT 06419 (adolescent residential campus, CARF-verified). Second residential campus in Woodbury, CT (street address not publicly published). Corporate/admissions office: 189 Orange Street, New Haven, CT 06510.
- County
- Naugatuck Valley Planning Region
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Sources
- Provider website · Source date Jun 23, 2026
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- Accreditor directory · Source date Jun 23, 2026
- Provider website · Source date Sep 25, 2026
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