Adolescent & Teen Mental Health Treatment
If your teen is struggling, you're not alone — and help is available. Virtue Recovery Center's programs are built for adults, ages 18 and up. For adolescents, mental health treatment is available through Silver State Adolescent Treatment, a related facility in Las Vegas built specifically for teens. Their team can talk you through options for your teen today.
- A dedicated adolescent mental health facility in Las Vegas
- A team that takes calls from parents and referring therapists directly
- Care built around teens, not an adult program scaled down
- Direct, honest answers — no guessing about fit
Coordinated with Ross Park at Silver State Adolescent Treatment. Looking for adult treatment instead? Call Virtue at (866) 461-3339.
Referral Partner
Silver State Adolescent Treatment
Las Vegas, Nevada · For parents & referring therapists
Silver State Adolescent Treatment is Virtue's sister company, separately operated. Reaching out to them does not enroll your teen at Virtue.
Where We Stand
Virtue Recovery Center's clinical programs are built for adults — every client across every one of our locations is 18 or older. We don't admit minors, and we don't want to send you looking for care at a facility that isn't equipped for your teen's age group.
For adolescents, mental health treatment is available through Silver State Adolescent Treatment, Virtue's sister company in Las Vegas — separately operated, with its own admissions team and clinical program built specifically around teens ages 11 to 17.
This page exists to point you in the right direction. When you reach out to Silver State, you're talking to their team about their program — not enrolling your teen with Virtue.
What you can expect
- A facility built specifically for adolescents, not adults
- An admissions team that takes calls from parents and guardians directly
- A separate program from Virtue, with its own clinical team
- Straight answers about whether it’s the right fit for your teen
Important to know
Virtue does not treat minors at any location. Silver State treats adolescents ages 11 to 17 for primary mental health conditions, with co-occurring substance use addressed as part of that care — not as a standalone concern. Specifics like levels of care and insurance accepted are best confirmed directly with Silver State's admissions team when you call.
Why Families Reach Out
Every teen is different, and these are general signs, not a diagnosis. If a few of these sound familiar, a conversation with a licensed clinician can help you understand what's going on for your teen specifically.
Noticeable changes in mood or behavior
Withdrawing from family, friends, or activities they used to enjoy
Struggling at school — grades, attendance, or motivation
Ongoing anxiety or worry that doesn’t seem to ease
Signs of depression, sadness, or hopelessness
Changes in sleep or eating habits
What Makes Adolescent Care Different
Treating a teenager isn't the same as treating an adult, and it shouldn't look the same. Adolescent mental health care is built around a teen's stage of development — clinically, socially, and academically — rather than adapting an adult program to a younger client.
Family involvement tends to matter more, too. Ask Silver State directly about what that looks like in their program — how they involve parents and guardians, how often you'll hear from the clinical team, and how they support a teen's schooling during treatment.
Common questions
Questions parents ask
Anything not answered here, ask on the call. There is no obligation.
(866) 461-3339- Does Virtue treat teenagers or adolescents?
- Virtue Recovery Center's programs are for adults, ages 18 and up, at every one of our locations. For adolescent mental health treatment, we refer families to Silver State Adolescent Treatment, our sister company, a facility in Las Vegas built specifically for teens. We'd rather send you to the right place than admit your teen somewhere that isn't set up for their age group.
- Is my teen too young for treatment?
- Silver State works with adolescents ages 11 to 17. If your teen falls outside that range, call anyway — their team can help point you toward the right resource.
- Is this inpatient or residential care?
- Silver State provides adolescent mental health treatment in Las Vegas. Levels of care can vary, so ask their team directly what's currently available and what they'd recommend for your teen's situation.
- Is this for mental health, substance use, or both?
- Silver State is a primary mental health facility for adolescents — that's what they treat first. They don't treat substance use disorder on its own, but if your teen has a co-occurring substance use concern alongside a mental health diagnosis, that can be part of their care. Mention it when you call so their team can tell you directly what that looks like.
- Will my teen be able to keep up with school during treatment?
- That's an important question to ask Silver State's admissions team directly — they can walk you through how schooling is handled during treatment for your teen's specific program.
- Can I be involved as a parent or guardian?
- Family involvement is a meaningful part of adolescent treatment generally. Ask Silver State directly about what their family involvement looks like day to day — visitation, family therapy, and how they'll keep you updated.
- Does Silver State accept my insurance?
- Contact Silver State directly at (866) 461-3339 to verify your specific insurance benefits for your teen. Their admissions team can walk you through what's covered before you commit to anything.
Ready to Talk to Silver State?
Their admissions team can answer honestly — about fit, about what's currently available, and about next steps for your teen. No pressure, no overselling.
