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California's Only Partial Hospitalization and Intensive Outpatient Program for Ages 9-12
We envision a community where everyone has access to the mental healthcare they need and deserve.
"We will help you on this journey."
Kelly, Outpatient Program Manager
Ascend Behavioral Health | Adolescent Mental Health | Fresno, CA
Mental Health Programs & Services
Ascend Behavioral Health was the first teen mental health Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in the Central Valley. Voted Fresno’s best, our program is run by talented and experienced mental health clinicians that use evidence-based treatment to help restore health and functioning in teens that are struggling with mental health concerns.
Why Ascend is the #1 Teen and Adolescent Behavioral Health Provider
Ascend exists to help restore hope in the lives of Fresno kids and teens affected by mental health conditions. Our goal at Ascend is to help restore healthy neuropsychological “brain” functioning in each child and teen we serve. In doing so, we strive to not only reduce the symptoms of mental health conditions but to help our adolescents start a journey towards healing and wholeness. We know that quality psychological care can be very difficult to find. When you or a loved one is suffering, trying to understand and navigate the broken mental health system in our country is daunting. We are here to provide hope in your time of suffering by being a beacon of hope and a path towards healing.
- Evidence-Based Treatment
- Person-Centered Approach
- Holistic Treatment
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We know that asking for help takes courage. Getting in touch is the first step. We’re here for you, no matter what. Once submitted, our admissions team will be in touch within 24 hours.
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559-472-3371
Commonly Asked Questions about our Mental and Behavioral Health Services
What are common mental health issues in teens?
Common mental health issues in teens include anxiety, depression, ADHD, eating disorders, and substance abuse.