Behavior Modification Programs for Teens - Las Vegas, NV

This listing covers a residential behavior modification program for teens operating at 8225 West Robindale Road in Las Vegas, under the Turning Winds brand. It is not a recreational or after-school activity; it is a therapeutic boarding facility serving teens ages 13 to 18 who need structured mental health and behavioral support away from home.

The program offers a wide range of clinical services, including individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, academic instruction, wilderness therapy, equine therapy, mental health counseling, substance abuse treatment, and support for anxiety, depression, and ADHD. The facility itself includes dormitories, classrooms, dining facilities, and both indoor and outdoor recreational spaces, consistent with a residential setting where teens live on site rather than attend for a few hours a day.

Because it is a residential program, it operates 24 hours a day, every day of the week, year-round. The price range on file is recorded at the highest tier on this directory's scale, which is typical for residential therapeutic placements, though no specific dollar figure or price detail is listed here.

The facility is marked as accommodating for special needs, with specific accommodations noted for behavioral therapy and ABA, mental health counseling, equine therapy, emotional and behavioral support, developmental delay programs, ADHD support, and general special needs and inclusive programming. English is the language spoken on site.

Families should understand this listing describes a clinical, residential placement rather than a drop-in class or camp. It is best suited for parents working with a therapist, pediatrician, or educational consultant to evaluate whether a residential therapeutic setting is appropriate for their teen, not for families browsing for weekly extracurricular activities. More program and admissions detail can be found at turningwinds.com.

No phone number is listed in this record, and information on scholarships, trial stays, or sibling discounts is not on file, which is common for residential placements that are typically arranged through an intake or admissions process rather than a standard sign-up form. Given the clinical nature of the program, families should treat the website as the starting point for any inquiry rather than expecting the kind of quick call-and-enroll process common to a weekly class or camp.