Center for Youth and Families Torrington
Center for Youth and Families Torrington provides outpatient care for young people. It is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Connecticut. The program serves children and adolescents with co-occurring conditions.
- Outpatient
- 7 days
- Hablan español
**This Torrington center is a nonprofit, privately run facility offering emergency psychiatric services and outpatient care that accounts for trauma in children and teens who have more than one condition at once.** Substance use and mental health concerns are addressed side by side, so a young person is not forced to sort out which difficulty comes first. Support for families is matched to what the child has been diagnosed with and what they need. Young people here work on usable coping approaches and genuine connections, within a setting that encourages stability and progress.
Every child's diagnosis and situation guides the work of staff at this Torrington center for youth and families. Care is individualized, not a single formula for everyone, and the center stresses skills that young people can apply day to day. Families take part in the approach. When a child is dealing with a mental health condition and substance use at the same time, a program treating both together tends to fit better than one that handles just one side.
Outpatient treatment options
Outpatient care is the only level this center offers, with therapy options that cover dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. Individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, and online therapy are offered as well. Therapy sessions are held in both English and Spanish. For Torrington children and adolescents, this center combines trauma-informed support with substance use treatment. Services are designed for young people dealing with co-occurring disorders and substance use conditions, often with trauma in their history.
If your child needs 24-hour monitoring, then this outpatient center for youth and families in Torrington is not the right level of care. The typical program length is seven days, though individual plans may vary. When a young person steps down from a more intensive setting, then outpatient therapy in Torrington can support the transition. Ask the center how the schedule fits your family's routine and what happens after the initial program ends.
- Online Therapy
- 1-on-1 Counseling
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Family Therapy
People this center works with
- Young people, from childhood through the teen years, dealing with co-occurring conditions involving substance use and mental health
- Young people who have experienced trauma and need trauma-informed support
- Families seeking outpatient care for a child or teen in the Torrington area
- Families who speak Spanish, because care is provided in English and Spanish alike
- Youth who need psychiatric emergency care alongside ongoing outpatient treatment
Setting and length of care in Torrington
Located at 50 Litchfield Street, this Torrington center for youth and families provides outpatient services in English and Spanish. Seven days is the typical length of a program. When your child lives outside Torrington, ask about online therapy to cut down on travel. The center is a private, non-profit organization, and care is individualized to each young person's diagnosis.
Paying for treatment in Torrington
The SAMHSA listing for this Torrington center for youth and families does not lay out payment options. Reach out to the center to ask about insurance, Medicaid, and other ways to pay. Should you be unsure if outpatient programs are covered by your plan, ask the center to verify benefits before you commit. Our helpline can also help you look into coverage at no cost.
Questions before you are admitted
- Will my insurance or Medicaid be accepted at the center?
- What is the exact cost, and are payment plans available?
- How many days a week does my child attend, and how is a typical day structured?
- Are the therapists licensed to address both mental health and substance use conditions?
- How are family members involved in treatment?
- What if my child ends up needing more intensive care than outpatient?


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What is the Center for Youth and Families Torrington?
This private, non-profit outpatient center is located in Torrington, Connecticut, and serves children and adolescents. Trauma-informed care is offered for mental health and addiction conditions that overlap, including therapies such as family therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy. Services are available in English and Spanish, and programs typically run seven days. It is one of 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Connecticut.
Does the Center for Youth and Families accept Medicaid?
Whether Medicaid is accepted is not noted in the listing. Many of Connecticut's 156 SAMHSA-listed facilities take Medicaid, but confirm by calling the center yourself. The helpline can help you review coverage choices at no cost and without any commitment. Should you need a program that takes Medicaid, ask before you book an intake appointment.
What ages does the center treat?
The center serves children and adolescents. Specific age ranges are not listed, so call to ask whether your child fits the program. The outpatient services are designed for young people with co-occurring conditions and trauma histories. If your child is outside the listed age group, then ask about other SAMHSA-listed options in Connecticut.
How long does treatment last at the center?
The typical program length is seven days, according to the listing. However, the center may adjust the plan based on your child's needs. Ask about the schedule and what happens after the initial program ends. If your child needs more time, then the center can explain whether additional sessions are available.
Might this center be a good fit for a teenager facing mental health and addiction concerns at the same time?
Yes, co-occurring disorders are among the conditions the center treats, and trauma is listed as well. Its therapy options include group therapy, family therapy, individual counseling along with dialectical behavior therapy as well as cognitive behavioral therapy. Because care is outpatient, it suits young people who do not need monitoring around the clock. If your teen needs withdrawal management, ask about a higher level of care before anything else.