THE PHOENIX HOUSE

Hope built, Potential uncovered, Futures reclaimed

The Phoenix House is a small, six-bed therapeutic group home serving young men ages 14-17 who struggle with behavioral health and developmental challenges. Our youth require substantial support and supervision with a strengths-based, trauma-informed approach to care as they navigate the transition to adulthood. We focus on personal accountability and decision-making, immersive community integration, and competency-based skill development.

The Phoenix House is a place to:

  • Discover inner strength

  • Build mutually trusting relationships

  • Become the architect of your own future 

  • Find safety and nurturing

  • Experience healing through connection, consistency, and purpose

At The Phoenix House, youth will:

  • Learn to steady themselves

  • Recognize their strengths

  • Identify where they need support

  • Practice the skills that make adulthood feel within reach

  • Create meaningful social connections within and outside of a therapeutic setting

Coming Soon!! ..................... Male, adolescent therapeutic group home for transitional aged youth with behavioral health and developmental needs ....................... We welcome conversations for pre-referrals & admission ................... Launch is expected in early 2027 .................... Reach out for more information at (434) 713-5972 .......................... Four slots will be available for our initial cohort ....................

Coming Soon!! ..................... Male, adolescent therapeutic group home for transitional aged youth with behavioral health and developmental needs ....................... We welcome conversations for pre-referrals & admission ................... Launch is expected in early 2027 .................... Reach out for more information at (434) 713-5972 .......................... Four slots will be available for our initial cohort ....................

Youth begin to see their own potential — not as an abstract idea, but as something they can touch, shape, and grow.

This is accomplished with intention through:

  • Immersive community experiences

  • Supportive adult relationships focused on connection and choice— not control

  • Intentional life-skills, vocational, and interpersonal interventions designed to navigate and manage discomfort—not eliminate it.