Family Program /
Adolescent healing rarely happens in isolation. Our family program is built to make sure the people your teen goes home to are prepared for what comes next.
Three ways your family stays at the center of your teen's care.
A licensed family therapist meets with you and your teen every week, in person or by video, throughout their stay.
Live, structured sessions for parents and guardians — no prior experience assumed.
Structured groups with other Belvedere families facing similar challenges, so you're not navigating this alone.
How your family stays involved from the first conversation to the transition home.
Step 1
Family involvement starts on day one. You share your teen's history and what you hope will change, and meet the family therapist who will work with you.
At home: You know who your family therapist is and that you'll meet every week.
Step 1
Family involvement starts on day one. You share your teen's history and what you hope will change, and meet the family therapist who will work with you.
At home: You know who your family therapist is and that you'll meet every week.
Step 2
Weekly family therapy and parent education sessions build the communication and boundary skills you'll practice together.
At home: New ways to talk, listen, and set limits that carry into everyday life.
Step 2
Weekly family therapy and parent education sessions build the communication and boundary skills you'll practice together.
At home: New ways to talk, listen, and set limits that carry into everyday life.
Step 3
Multi-family groups connect you with other Belvedere families facing similar challenges.
At home: Perspective from families who understand what you're going through.
Step 3
Multi-family groups connect you with other Belvedere families facing similar challenges.
At home: Perspective from families who understand what you're going through.
Step 4
As clinically appropriate, in-person visits and home passes are built into the treatment plan to practice new skills together.
At home: A chance to try new routines at home before discharge day.
Step 4
As clinically appropriate, in-person visits and home passes are built into the treatment plan to practice new skills together.
At home: A chance to try new routines at home before discharge day.
Step 5
Your family therapist begins planning the transition home well before discharge, including referrals to outpatient therapists and psychiatrists near you.
At home: A clear plan for who your teen will see next, and what to watch for.
Step 5
Your family therapist begins planning the transition home well before discharge, including referrals to outpatient therapists and psychiatrists near you.
At home: A clear plan for who your teen will see next, and what to watch for.
Talk with our admissions team about what family involvement looks like during your teen's stay.
