Roots Adolescent Renewal Ranch

819 Indian Trail Argyle, TX 76226 | 888-399-0489

About Roots Adolescent Renewal Ranch

Roots Adolescent Renewal Ranch in Argyle, Texas, is a dual diagnosis treatment center for teenage girls. They specialize in helping girls ages 13-17 who are experiencing alcohol use disorder, substance use disorder, anxiety, depression, trauma, self-harm or severe anger issues.

You can find their spacious and homey location in northeastern Texas. The grounds are surrounded by farm animals that the girls get to interact with and care for, including goats, dogs, chickens and alpacas.

Their program includes medical detox services and residential substance use treatment. There are onsite medical staff who are available 24/7 for any medical needs.

Whole-Person Treatment for Teenage Girls

Their 90-day program aims to restore girls from the inside out, building their confidence and self-esteem while freeing them from destructive thought patterns and behaviors. The weekly schedule includes classroom time in their onsite school and a few hours for homework.

They offer outdoor education as well, which includes a bunch of fun activities to keep girls happy and active. They have things like fishing, gardening, volleyball and archery.

Another thing that makes this program well-rounded is that they include life skills training sessions throughout the week. Girls learn about maintaining good hygiene, meal planning, budgeting skills and self defense.

High Levels of Family Involvement

Roots Renewal Ranch believes that to treat the whole child, you need to heal their family unit too. Their family program includes a host of services aimed at healing difficult family dynamics and restoring harmony. Family sessions are held weekly, and they host sibling support groups and individual sibling check-ins when helpful.

As a parent, you have one-on-one sessions with your child’s therapist. You’ll keep up to date with her progress and learn different ways to support her through recovery. These sessions are also a great time to work through any challenges you’ve faced watching your child struggle.

Parent Feedback

Several parents of past residents say they felt supported and involved throughout their daughter’s treatment duration. They mention how helpful they found the parent support group and its weekly meetings with the parents of other residents.

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819 Indian Trail
Argyle, TX 76226
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FAQs

Does Roots Adolescent Renewal Ranch use medication in treatment?

Yes, through medication management. Antidepressants or mood stabilizers are used when they are clinically appropriate, and the aim is long-term support for each client. It’s decided case by case.

What does Roots Adolescent Renewal Ranch treat?

Residential treatment is the core of it, and mental health concerns, trauma, substance use and self-harm behaviors are all addressed in the same program. Roots also runs aftercare planning once the residential stay ends, which may include parent groups, sibling support and school check-ins.

How long is the residential program?

Plan on 60 to 90 days for the residential program. After that comes another 60 to 90 days of care, and that stretch can include weekly school check-ins, parent groups, sibling support and alumni events.

Will insurance cover treatment at this ranch?

Yes, but not all of it. Employer-based group commercial plans are accepted, and most major carriers work out-of-network. Medicaid and state-funded insurance are not accepted. A self-pay option exists for families without health insurance.

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