Serving New Jersey Families from Texas
New Jersey Residential Treatment Center for Girls
We Accept Insurance
A full supervised day, not just weekly appointments
Family stays part of treatment from New Jersey
School continues during residential care
At Roots, the whole day is supervised
Your daughter goes to therapy each week and comes home to the same house. The week she left is exactly where it was. Your family keeps showing up. The week keeps collapsing in the same places.
At Roots Renewal Ranch, girls ages 13 to 17 live at our ranch in Argyle, Texas. Your daughter gets therapy and school built into her day, with staff present when things start to fall apart. Not three days later at the next appointment.
Talk with admissions from New Jersey: Call (888) 399-0489 for a confidential, no-commitment conversation about what the week actually looks like and what care at Roots would require.
The week resets every time she walks back into it. Residential care stops that.
For many New Jersey families, the therapist is doing everything right. The problem is what she walks back into: the same friend group on her phone before she gets home, the same nights that go wrong the same way. A therapist cannot interrupt that from the next appointment.
Residential care at our Ranch does something local outpatient care cannot: it removes her from the environment that keeps restarting the week. Not permanently. Long enough for treatment to hold.
- Separation from the daily pull: At the ranch, your daughter is not going home after sessions. She is living in a supervised setting away from the friend group and phone pressure that local care has not been able to interrupt.
- Girls-only residential care: Roots serves teen girls ages 13 to 17, so your daughter is with girls her age in a residential setting shaped around adolescence, not a mixed adult program.
- Full residential day: After school and into the evening, your daughter is supervised at the ranch. Those are the hours when things most often fall apart at home.
- Reduced phone pressure: Personal electronics are not part of the residential stay. The group chats and social pressure that pull girls off track at home are not part of her day at the ranch.
- Medical support: Our team provides 24-hour nursing and medical support, and we review medical needs during treatment planning.
The ranch puts distance between your daughter and the environment that keeps undoing the week, long enough for what she is working on in treatment to take root.
Family stays involved while she is in Texas
Before your daughter enters care, we explain how your family stays part of treatment.
- Weekly family sessions: Your family has a scheduled session each week to work through what is happening at home and prepare for her return.
- Parent groups: Parent groups connect you with other families in the same situation and give you space to prepare for what changes when she comes home.
- Sibling support: Brothers and sisters have access to sibling groups and individual sibling support while your daughter is at the ranch.
- Approved visitation: Visits are scheduled and approved by staff so travel from New Jersey can be planned around the treatment structure.
- Return-home planning: We start building the transition home before discharge, so coming back to New Jersey is part of treatment, not a separate problem your family handles afterward.
School continues during residential treatment
School is built into the residential day at Roots. Your daughter stays enrolled and on track while she receives care.
- Home-campus connection: Your daughter stays enrolled in her home campus through online learning platforms while she receives treatment.
- Teacher support: A full-time teacher runs structured class time and follows up on assignments throughout the week.
- Academic updates: Weekly school check-ins give you and your daughter’s school contacts a clear picture of where she stands while she is away.
- Credit recovery: When needed, academic support can include credit recovery resources and structured time to catch back up.
We explain cost and coverage before your family commits to anything
Most families cannot plan around a care option they do not know the cost of. Admissions walks you through the payment picture before your family makes any commitment.
- Insurance path: If you plan to use insurance, we verify employer-based commercial insurance and many out-of-network benefits, then explain what your plan may cover.
- Coverage limits: Roots does not accept Medicaid or state-funded insurance, and your insurance company makes the final coverage decision.
- Private-pay path: If insurance is not part of the plan, admissions explains private-pay costs before admission planning begins.
- Care and cost in the same call: Admissions answers cost and care questions in the same call, so your family is not planning around care that may not be what your daughter needs.
- Travel: If residential treatment is recommended, we explain what the trip to Texas would require before your family commits.
We work with leading health insurance plans
Your insurance provider may cover 100% of your child’s treatment costs
Check if your insurance will cover mental health treatment for your teen
Questions parents in New Jersey ask about our Residential Treatment Program
One call covers care, cost, and what admission would involve
Searching for residential treatment after local options have not been enough is a specific kind of exhaustion. On the first call, we start with what is happening with your daughter. Admissions walks you through cost and insurance as well, so your family is not committing to anything without a clear picture of both.
Call our admissions team: Reach (888) 399-0489 for a confidential, no-commitment conversation about what is happening now and what care at Roots would require.