A supervised place for her to heal and recover
Girls-only Residential Treatment for New York Residents: Travel Option
We Accept Insurance
Distance from daily triggers that keep pulling her back
Family involvement throughout treatment
Academic support to keep school on track
What families are saying
From our Google Profile
Our daughter came home nearly two and a half months ago after completing 75 days at Roots Renewal Ranch. I have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Roots Renewal Ranch.
Megan B.
My daughter was there for 70 days and the staff treated her with great care. She bonded with her counselor and enjoyed the activities. She loved the horses and other animals on site as well. The family weekend was amazing! I highly recommend Roots!
Jay L.
This is a place of healing for both children and parents. The support system is beyond expectations. What Roots did for our family could never be repaid. We thought we had lost our child forever; however, Roots brought our little girl back to us. It’s a scary feeling for any parent, but Roots is a safe place, and you’ll see positive transformations in the long run.
Juan H
Roots is a wonderful place. The staff is amazing and they went above and beyond to help my granddaughter. They teach the girls self love and confidence. I would definitely recommend them for anyone who needs help for themselves or their loved ones.
Kathy H.
I always tell people, if it weren’t for roots, I probably would not be here today. I would not be the strong person I have become. Roots gave me a home when I felt I didn’t have a home. They taught me how to stand up for myself when I had been pushed down my entire life.
AJ W
A structured Program away from the pressures at home
School pressure, problematic phone use, and the same peer circle can keep pulling your daughter back into crisis. A residential setting outside that daily loop can give her room to stabilize without cutting your family out of treatment.
Roots Renewal Ranch serves girls ages 13 to 17 at our residential ranch in Argyle, Texas. Your daughter gets therapy, school support, daily routines, peer support, and medical oversight in one supervised setting. Your family stays involved through therapy, parent support, and return-home planning.
You can talk with us before you promise your daughter anything, book travel, or decide whether care in Texas is realistic for your family.
A short tour around the facility
Stay involved while she is in residential care
Sending your daughter from New York to Texas should not mean losing sight of treatment. Before admission, we explain how parents stay involved, how communication works, and what family participation can look like while she is away.
- Admission planning: Our admissions team explains the steps that come before intake, including clinical review, insurance or payment readiness, timing, and travel preparation.
- Family sessions: Weekly family therapy gives parents and teens a structured place to work on communication, trust, boundaries, and repair while residential support is still in place.
- Sibling support: Sibling groups and individual sibling support create a place for brothers and sisters to process what has been happening at home.
- Family intensive weekend: Family sessions gives parents, siblings, and your daughter more time to learn, practice, and prepare together.
Every part of her day is accounted for
Your daughter will be living outside your home. We make the daily picture clear before admission: who is with her, what her day includes, how safety is watched, and how treatment stays organized.
- Care for teen girls: We serve girls ages 13 to 17, so expectations, peer groups, school structure, and family work are built around adolescence.
- Daily supervision: Girls live full-time at the ranch with supervised routines, clinical assignments, group work, school time, meals, and restorative activities.
- Medical support: We provide 24-hour nursing and medical support, with psychiatric and medical needs reviewed during admission and treatment planning.
- Trauma-informed therapy: Our clinicians may use DBT, CBT, EMDR, somatic psychotherapy, harm reduction, and SMART Recovery based on your daughter’s needs.
- Reduced distractions: Personal electronics are not part of the residential stay, so feeds, messages, and peer pressure are not constantly pulling her out of care.
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(888) 399-0489
Verify coverage and costs before travel
Before anyone books flights, changes calendars, or tells your daughter a plan is set, your family should know two things: whether we can safely meet her needs and what payment may require. We review the clinical picture and verify benefits before travel planning gets serious.
- Current concerns: We ask what has been happening with safety, school, mood, trauma, substance use, family conflict, and prior treatment.
- Treatment match: A phone assessment helps us understand whether our residential program is appropriate to consider before planning moving forward.
- Benefit verification: We check employer-based commercial insurance and many out-of-network benefits, then walk through possible coverage and remaining costs.
- Coverage boundaries: Medicaid and state-funded insurance are not accepted, and the insurance company makes final coverage decisions.
- Travel readiness: If residential treatment is recommended and payment details are clear, we explain what your family should prepare before the trip to Texas.
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 ask about our Residential Treatment Program
Talk with admissions before you plan travel
If sending your daughter away feels heavy, speak with our admissions team before your family books travel or says yes to anything. We can help you sort out whether our ranch may fit her needs, how school would continue, what insurance may cover, and what travel would require.
- Call our admissions team: Reach (888) 399-0489 for a private conversation about safety, school, family involvement, and whether residential care at our ranch is appropriate to consider.
- Verify insurance before travel: Share insurance information so cost questions are not left until after a clinical recommendation.