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Teen Mental Health Treatment in Arizona

Residential treatment for teen substance abuse near Surprise, AZ.

Out in Surprise and the far northwest Valley, live-in help for a teen’s substance use can be hard to find close to home. Nexus Teen Academy treats ages 12 to 17 in gender-specific homes a manageable drive away, substance-free and staffed around the clock.

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From Surprise or anywhere in the far West Valley, leave a number and a licensed admissions counselor calls back within minutes, with clear answers on the substance use, whether residential care fits, and what your plan covers.

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Every credential is independently verifiable. Joint Commission · AZDHS registry · LegitScript.

Home-like living area at a Nexus Teen Academy residence in Arizona
Backyard and mountain views at a Nexus Teen Academy Arizona center
The Joint Commission National Quality Approval Gold SealJoint Commission accreditedAZDHS-licensed · LegitScript certified
Both centers sit in the Phoenix metroNorth Scottsdale & Cave Creek, accepting families from Tucson, Flagstaff, Yuma and Prescott.

About Nexus Teen Academy

Nexus Teen Academy: teen substance abuse treatment within reach of Surprise.

Nexus Teen Academy is a licensed, Joint Commission accredited teen substance abuse residential treatment provider serving Surprise and Maricopa County. Residential care is the step between weekly outpatient therapy and hospitalization. We treat alcohol, vaping, cannabis, pills, and stimulants, plus the depression, anxiety, or trauma driving them, for ages 12 to 17. Boys live in North Scottsdale and girls in Cave Creek, an easy drive from Surprise.

From Surprise, the gender-separate homes, North Scottsdale (boys) and Cave Creek (girls), are about forty-five minutes to an hour by the 303 and 101. Each is AZDHS-licensed, Joint Commission accredited, and LegitScript certified, with awake overnight staff.

North Scottsdale

Boys, 12-17 · Phoenix metro

Cave Creek

Girls, 12-17 · Phoenix metro

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Accredited Arizona centers

12-17

Ages we treat, gender-separate

24/7

Awake clinical staff, every hour

1:1

A primary therapist, by name

Where residential care fits

The subacute level between weekly therapy and a hospital bed.

Step downOutpatient & IOP

Therapy once or a few times a week. Your teen stays home and at school.

Nexus Teen AcademyResidential treatment

Live-in clinical care with 24/7 awake staff, daily therapy, and accredited school, in a real home.

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Step upInpatient hospitalization

Short-term acute stabilization for immediate medical or safety crisis.

Not sure which level your teen needs? A licensed counselor will walk through it with you on the phone, free, and tell you honestly if a lower level of care is the better fit.

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The program

What teen substance abuse treatment offers Surprise families.

For families across Dysart Unified and the far West Valley, care runs in one order: a substance and psychiatric evaluation, then motivational interviewing and CBT, then daily groups, family therapy, and academics that keep recovery on its feet.

Intake & substance evaluation

A structured substance-use assessment and DSM-5 psychiatric evaluation run at intake, so the plan starts from diagnosis, not guesswork.

Motivational interviewing (MI)

Most teens arrive not wanting to quit. MI is the evidence-based method built for that start, growing a teen’s own reasons to change instead of lecturing them into resistance.

CBT for use and mood together

Cognitive behavioral therapy maps the trigger-craving-use chain, builds refusal and coping skills, and treats the depressive or anxious thinking the substance was quieting.

Daily clinical groups

Two clinician-led groups run every weekday morning, with education blocks each afternoon, on a posted weekly schedule.

Weekly family therapy

Parents learn what enables and what helps, how home rules and consequences get rebuilt, and how trust is re-earned on a schedule everyone can live with.

Psychiatric & medication care

The depression, anxiety, trauma, or ADHD beneath the use gets prescriber-led treatment, with medication weighed carefully in a teen who has a use history.

Accredited academics

School continues on site with transferable credit, rebuilding the academic standing the substance use pulled down.

Relapse-prevention & discharge plan

Your teen leaves with a written plan, personal triggers, rehearsed refusal scripts, an outpatient team booked near home, and a family agreement for what happens after a slip.

Dual-diagnosis care

What the substance is medicating: depression, anxiety, trauma, and impulsivity.

A Surprise teen’s substance use rarely comes alone. By the time residential care is considered, it is usually medicating depression, anxiety, trauma, or impulsivity, so one Nexus Teen Academy team treats the use and its cause under a single plan.

Treat the substance and leave the depression or anxiety beneath it, and a Surprise teen slips back into use.Nexus Teen Academy treats both as one condition on one plan, within reach of home.

The setting

See inside our Arizona teen residential home.

Two gender-separate homes in the Phoenix metro, the boys’ in North Scottsdale and the girls’ in Cave Creek, both substance-free with checked belongings, clear sightlines, and awake overnight staff, roughly an hour from Surprise.

Take a self-guided 3D walkthrough of the home

Life inside

A day in teen substance abuse residential treatment.

A predictable day is doing real clinical work. Both homes keep one steady order, waking, groups, school, meals, movement, rest, so a Surprise teen rebuilding a sober routine is never left guessing.

MorningAfternoonEvening
A teen bedroom filled with natural morning light at a Nexus Teen Academy Arizona residence7:30a
Morning

Wake, breakfast & check-in

A predictable morning routine, breakfast, and a daily mood check-in.

The on-site accredited classroom at a Nexus Teen Academy Arizona center9:00a
Morning

Accredited school

Small-group classes with credit transfer, so no one falls behind.

Teens in a group therapy session with a clinician at Nexus Teen Academy11:00a
Morning

Individual & group therapy

CBT and one-to-one time with a therapist your teen knows.

The recreation room with a ping-pong table at a Nexus Teen Academy Arizona residence2:00p
Afternoon

Experiential & movement

Art, mindfulness, and outdoor time built into each day.

The shared kitchen and dining room where residents eat together5:30p
Evening

Dinner & community

Shared evening meals and peer connection.

The backyard and mountain view at a Nexus Teen Academy Arizona residence in the evening8:30p
Evening

Wind-down & overnight care

A steady wind-down routine, with awake staff on-site through the night.

Weekends run differently

Family phone calls 4:00 - 6:00 pm, every day

Saturday and Sunday follow a lighter routine than the weekday schedule above.

Click here for a free consultationTap to call (480) 485-3424 and our admissions team will walk you through a full weekend. Someone answers any time.

Awake clinical staff are on-site every hour, including overnight, at both Arizona centers.

How healing happens

The therapy mix: MI, CBT, and family therapy.

Nexus Teen Academy unites motivational interviewing, CBT, and weekly family therapy, the best-evidenced treatments for teen substance use, in one weekly-reviewed plan beside care of the co-occurring condition, within reach of Surprise.

One treatment planOne clinical teamReviewed weeklyMeasured against clear goals

Core therapies

A teen in a one-on-one therapy session with a Nexus Teen Academy clinician1

Motivational interviewing & MET

Builds real motivation in teens who arrived insisting there is no problem, the documented starting point for most adolescent admissions.

Helps withunwilling teenschange talk
Teens supporting each other in a group therapy session2

CBT, individual & group

Chains each use back to its trigger and thought, then drills the refusal skills that break the loop, in daily rather than weekly doses.

Helps withtriggers & cravingsrefusal skills
A weekly family therapy session with parents and a clinician3

Family therapy, every week

The best-evidenced lever in adolescent substance treatment: rules, monitoring, and trust rebuilt with the people your teen goes home to.

Helps withthe home they return to

Supporting care, running alongside

Equine & experiential

Friday equine sessions, plus daily movement and outdoor time, rebuild sober sources of the relief the substance supplied.

sober routinesreal relief

Psychiatric care of the driver

Prescriber-led treatment of the depression, anxiety, trauma, or ADHD beneath the use, the dual-diagnosis half outpatient plans usually leave unmanaged.

the conditions beneath

Accredited academics

Credit-bearing school runs on-site each weekday, restoring the routine and academic standing that months of use erode.

staying on track to graduate
None of these run separately, they sit in one plan, owned by one clinical team.

Your teen's clinical team

Meet our licensed clinical team.

Each teen has a named, licensed clinician, whose role and credentials you see before day one.

Hannah Carr-Unquera, Executive Director at Nexus Teen AcademyLPC, BC-TMH

Hannah Carr-Unquera

Executive Director

Leads the clinical program across both homes, licensed in Arizona and board certified in telemental health.

Dr. Tyler White, Director of Adolescent Clinical Services at Nexus Teen AcademyLCSW, DSW

Dr. Tyler White

Director of Adolescent Clinical Services

Sets the treatment plan each resident’s team works to, and supervises the clinicians who deliver it.

Alexandria Penner, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner at Nexus Teen AcademyDNP, PMHNP-BC

Alexandria Penner

Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner

Runs psychiatric evaluation and medication management on-site, so prescribing stays inside the house.

Ashley Daniels, Director of Family Services & Education at Nexus Teen AcademyHouse team

Ashley Daniels

Director of Family Services & Education

Runs family services and education across both homes, after directing theatre and teen programs and building liberal-arts residential summer camps for Mount Holyoke College and Bryn Mawr College.

Jennifer Inderberg, Education Supervisor at Nexus Teen AcademyHouse team

Jennifer Inderberg

Education Supervisor

Twenty-five years in education, supervising the accredited school that runs inside each house and the credit transfers back to your district.

Melissa Stockmar, Director of Food Operations at Nexus Teen AcademyHouse team

Melissa Stockmar

Director of Food Operations

Leads the kitchen team behind the chef-prepared meals, and runs the cooking group where residents learn to feed themselves.

Arizona-licensed clinical team.Every Nexus Teen Academy clinician is licensed in Arizona. Verify any license on the AZ Board of Behavioral Health Examiners directory.

What families say

What Arizona families say about Nexus Teen Academy.

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Nexus Academy was a wonderful place for my daughter. The staff were amazing and so supportive. They worked with our entire family. Highly recommend Nexus.
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Sending your child or teen to a residential treatment facility is a difficult and heart-wrenching decision. The team at Nexus Teen Academy was exceptional. Our daughter's therapist was a great fit for her and played a significant role in helping us grow as a family. Family therapy is a crucial part of your child's recovery, and Nexus does an excellent job of involving the family in the healing process. We are grateful for their support in guiding our daughter toward a path of recovery.
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The program at Nexus was a lifesaver for my 15-year-old daughter. After a tough year in and out of different levels of care, my husband and I had truly hit a breaking point and knew a residential facility was needed, but we were adamant about finding a place that was safe, respectful, and loving for our daughter. The entire team at Nexus was caring and engaged from day one, despite my daughter NOT making that easy for the first couple of weeks. There were definitely days in the beginning where we wondered if this was even working, but the team encouraged my husband and me to stay the course, and thank goodness we did. After completing Nexus residential and PHP programs, our daughter has done a complete 180. Her mental health struggles aren't 'magically gone' - but she has learned not to let them control her and our family dynamic is leagues better than where we started. Maybe the craziest part of this whole experience was when she recently acknowledged that she was really struggling before and thanked me for sending her to the program - I almost fainted. All this to say, I can't recommend the team at Nexus enough to any family with a teen who is going through a hard time.
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Our 12 year old attended Nexus in summer of 2025. I opted for this location due to the reviews from other parents regarding similarly aged children. It's a whole different ballgame when a parent is trying to figure out what is best for their tween, knowing they will have exposure to older teenagers and older problems. That sad, Nexus is such a cohesive program. Our experience has been nothing short of wonderful, given the impossible circumstanes. All staff seems to be personally invested in each child's recovery and wellbeing. Our child left Nexus in a much more healed state than when they went in. I was so nervous about taking this huge step after poor hospital experiences and previous PHP's not being as helpful as we hoped. The staff is on top of relational dynamics in the house, and there is some separation between the younger residents and older ones, while still promoting overall cohesiveness. I feel they did a tremendous job supporting our 12 year old developmentally, bringing out a sense of childhood again. They also masterfully navigated our complicated family dynamic, going above and beyond to ensure our child's needs were met, the program requirements were met, in alignment with our family's needs. In a way, our child's time away at Nexus brought them back to us in a way we hadn't seen in a long time. I am so grateful. The PHP program, as well, is top notch and operates from heart. I would recommend both Nexus RTC and their PHP program to any parent in a similar situation. I have offered to connect with any parent in a similar place, so feel free to inquire about connecting with the staff. I know how terrifying this all is, and while we're not totally out of the woods, our child is currently attending school full time again with 2 evening therapy sessions each week. I attribute this assimilation into developmentally typical structure entirely to the care and support we all received from Nexus staff, from intake to therapy to medical and everyone else involved. Thank you, nexus, for helping our child- and our family- in our healing. I am forever grateful.
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When we realized we needed a place for our teen to go longer term it was one of the hardest, scariest things I have been through as a mother. Nexus really made it easier and not quite so scary. They have a really caring staff, the kids love the staff. They truly care about your child, it’s not just another kid in and out of their house. I felt like our family was important and they were focused on what my child needed to help her through this difficult time. There was a lot of ups and downs with this process and we had some really hard times and conversations but the staff was always there to help guide us. I would truly say if you are struggling and your teen needs residential Nexus is an amazing place for treatment. The house is beautiful and it is truly comfortable for the kids. I would definitely recommend Nexus.
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I would like to share that we had a great experience at Nexus Teen Academy. All of the staff is great with communication and assisted us through the process. I am very grateful for all of the resources, help and treatment for my teen throughout their stay. The have an amazing team and would recommend to anyone who needs the help.
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I highly recommend Nexus Teen Academy. The structure, support, and care they provided made a significant impact on my child, and it was also maintainable post-residency. During the residency, I attended a parent group led by the therapists who worked with the kids; where we learned critical skills and distinctions which helped with life afterward. It was also great to be in contact with other parents during this time, and the parenting group was great for this.
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Four years ago at the age of 13 my daughter completely stopped participating in school and started to display symptoms of major depression anxiety and an unknown mood disorder.Her attendance at school was greatly impacted in such a way that attending once or twice a week became standard until the age of 16.Alcohol addiction and juvenile legal troubles followed and became common issues up until the moment my daughter entered into Nexus Teen Academy.To be completely honest as a completely broken single parent,after trying many attempts at therapy/medications I had lost hope and had given up on expecting anything could fix the crisis we had been living in for the last for years. Nexus Academy changed my perspective, my daughter completed 33 days and for the first time in years I saw the spark and light come back to her eyes and soul.She left Nexus displaying insight and a desire to get back on track with her education. With all professions , one will find flaws and opportunities for improvement .I believe Nexus understands this and showed an openess to suggestions and constructive criticism.
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Nexus was a life changing experience. I went in at 17 and experienced my 18th in there, to which the staff and residents all made sure I felt special. My goals were formed around gaining a better sense of self identity, self respect, and healing myself from the inside out. All of which happened in ways I never expected. I was shown how healthy communication, empathy in your home life, and phone-free relationships, all shape you as a person. Each and every one of the staff and administrators at Nexus are solely devoted to the children’s lives and well being. If there was ever an issue, i felt confident to go to them about it and it was swiftly handled. It was one of the most difficult goodbyes I have ever experienced in my life, as I grew family-life bonds with every person there. Thank you all!!!!! I appreciate every way you showed up for me and how you supported me in my stay. I will carry this experience with me forever.
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My daughter was referred here after her various visits to psychiatric hospitals.I was so scared to be apart from my child but Nexus made me feel better about my decision because of their loving and welcoming environment. I love everything about this place, they really love the kids and support parents along the way. I appreciate everyone that loved and supported my child while she was at her lowest. I recommend this place to anyone that may feel like they have tried all they can and they do not know what to do next because Nexus will help you with the next steps in your journey.

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“Nexus Academy was a wonderful place for my daughter. The staff were amazing and so supportive. They worked with our entire family. Highly recommend Nexus.”
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★★★★★

“Sending your child or teen to a residential treatment facility is a difficult and heart-wrenching decision. The team at Nexus Teen Academy was exceptional. Our daughter’s therapist was a great fit for her and played a significant role in helping us grow as a family.”
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HHemella SweattVerified Google review

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“The program at Nexus was a lifesaver for my 15-year-old daughter. After a tough year in and out of different levels of care, my husband and I had truly hit a breaking point and knew a residential facility was needed.”
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Getting started

How admission works, from the first call to a substance-free day one.

Our promise while you decide

1

One calm call

A licensed Nexus Teen Academy admissions counselor hears what your teen is using and for how long, asks about overdose and safety risk, and tells you plainly whether residential substance abuse care is the indicated level.

2

Coverage check

With your okay, we confirm your benefits straight with your private insurance plan, and translate the result into plain numbers: what is covered, what is not, and a realistic out-of-pocket, before any decision.

3

Clinical assessment

A licensed clinician assesses the substance use, screens what is driving it, and checks whether medical withdrawal management is needed first, then recommends the level of care the findings support.

4

Plan the arrival

One coordinator manages logistics with you: the packing list, travel into Phoenix, school records for credit transfer, and how the first day will go.

5

A gentle, planned arrival

Your teen meets the clinical team, settles into a prepared substance-free room, and moves through a calm, fixed first-day sequence, with your first family update scheduled before you leave.

Coverage & cost

Does insurance cover teen residential treatment in Arizona?

On most major private plans, residential care for teen substance use and co-occurring conditions is a covered behavioral-health benefit. Nexus Teen Academy checks your exact Surprise-area coverage, in and out of network, and returns the real figures first.

  1. 1You send your plan detailsTwo required fields. Member ID optional. Takes about a minute.
  2. 2We verify with your insurer directlyIn-network or out-of-network, free and confidential, usually the same day.
  3. 3You get the number in plain EnglishYour exact out-of-pocket cost, explained before you commit to anything.

Out-of-network or unsure about your plan? Call anyway, cost should never be the reason a teen doesn't get help.

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See exactly what your plan covers for residential substance abuse treatment, free and confidential.

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After discharge

Relapse prevention and aftercare that follow your teen home to Surprise.

Before discharge, your case manager completes the aftercare plan: an outpatient therapist and prescriber booked in the Surprise area, telehealth for the hand-off, local sober supports, staged school re-entry with your district, and a family agreement for a slip.

Answers

Teen substance abuse treatment questions from Surprise families.

The questions families ask us most, answered plainly, centers, distance, insurance, licensing, and privacy.

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Deciding on residential care

Live-in adolescent options are scarce in the far West Valley, so Surprise families searching for teen substance abuse treatment near me usually head toward the north Valley. Nexus Teen Academy runs two licensed homes roughly an hour away, with an admissions line open 24/7.

Look at control and consequences rather than quantity. When use continues despite lost trust, slipping grades, or promises to stop, and tolerance keeps rising, that marks a substance use disorder a structured assessment can confirm.

When weekly therapy has not held, when use persists despite consequences, or when an untreated condition keeps pulling a Surprise teen back, a 24/7 substance-free home is the safer step. It removes access and makes treatment a daily practice.

Yes, together, in dual-diagnosis care. Whatever depression, anxiety, trauma, or ADHD drives a Surprise teen’s use is diagnosed at intake and treated by one team on one plan. Treat only the substance and the cause goes home intact.

Program, therapies & dual diagnosis

Both at once. Postponing either is what federal adolescent guidance advises against, since each untreated half restarts the other. Sobriety skills and psychiatric care share the same week.

Motivational interviewing reaches a teen who is not ready to quit, CBT unpicks the trigger-to-use loop, and weekly family therapy rebuilds the home. Equine and experiential sessions, medication care of the co-occurring condition, and accredited school complete it.

Alcohol, vaping, high-potency cannabis, prescription pills and opioids, stimulants including diverted ADHD medication, and party drugs, plus mixed patterns. Because treatment targets the function the substance serves, it applies across whatever a Surprise teen is using.

Very. DEA testing in 2024 found a lethal fentanyl dose in half of seized counterfeit pills, so a Surprise teen buying pills through social media needs evaluation now. Keeping naloxone at home is a sensible precaution while care is arranged.

Cost, admissions & logistics

When physical dependence is present, detox happens first at a hospital or licensed unit, and we time the handoff so residential care begins the day it ends. Vaping, cannabis, or alcohol short of dependence generally admits directly.

Most major commercial plans cover residential care for substance use and co-occurring conditions as a behavioral-health benefit. Nexus Teen Academy verifies your Surprise-area plan and shows real numbers before you decide, free and private.

Admissions usually run 30 to 60 days, set by clinical progress rather than a fixed date. With centers within reach of Surprise, families often move from first call to arrival within days.

Before discharge we build the plan with you: an outpatient therapist and prescriber booked locally, a rehearsed family response to a slip, and staged school re-entry with your district. A lapse handled inside that plan is a correction, not a collapse.

The national picture

Teen substance use, by the numbers.

Fewer teens use than a decade ago, but the ones who do face a far deadlier supply. Each figure below carries its source, and together they show why a middle level of care, residential treatment, exists.

Aerial view of a Nexus Teen Academy residential center in Arizona

7.4%

of U.S. adolescents 12 to 17 had a substance use disorder in the past year (2025 NSDUH).

604,000

teens had both depression and a substance use disorder in one year; 1 in 4 received no treatment.

708

Adolescent overdose deaths in 2023, more than double 2019 (CDC).

5 in 10

Fake pills seized carried a lethal dose of fentanyl (DEA, 2024).

Arizona’s 988 and Teen Lifeline lines meet the emergency, but a crisis call is stabilization, not ongoing treatment.

Residential care is the step between outpatient therapy and the hospital, the middle is what has been missing.

Sources: SAMHSA, 2025 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (released July 2026); CDC MMWR, adolescent drug overdose deaths; U.S. DEA laboratory testing, 2024; NIDA & University of Michigan, Monitoring the Future, 2025.

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Serving Surprise

Teen substance abuse treatment within reach of Surprise.

Both Nexus Teen Academy homes sit across the metro from Surprise, on its northeast side, close enough for admission and weekly family sessions, with secure video between. Admissions answered 24/7.

A cross-metro drive

From Surprise, families usually reach the Cave Creek and North Scottsdale homes in about 45 to 55 minutes by way of the Loop 303 and the Carefree Highway or Loop 101.

Telehealth & travel, handled

In-person family sessions work for Surprise families, with secure telehealth as a backup, so a drive via the Loop 303 and Carefree Highway never means dropping out of treatment.

Aftercare mapped to your community

A skills-trained outpatient therapist and step-down care set up near home before discharge, with school re-entry coordinated with Dysart Unified or your own district.

Nexus Teen Academy, Scottsdale · boys’ residence

8611 E Cholla St, Scottsdale, AZ 85260

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Nexus Teen Academy, Cave Creek · girls’ residence

2695 E Saddle Mountain Rd, Cave Creek, AZ 85331

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Explore each Nexus Teen Academy location

Scottsdale (boys)

North Scottsdale, 85260 · off Loop 101

Cave Creek (girls)

Saddle Mountain Rd, 85331 · 20 min north

Phoenix metro

Served from both centers

Yuma & SW Arizona

Travel, telehealth & aftercare