Telos North Campus

When emotional struggles, school avoidance, or substance use begin disrupting a teen boy’s daily life, treatment needs to address more than one problem at a time. Telos North Campus in Orem gives adolescent boys ages 14 to 17 a residential setting where clinical care, school, and daily structure work together. The North Campus is home two programs for boys. Telos Academy, supports those working through emotional challenges, academic struggles, and daily functioning, while Carter House serves those facing substance use and co-occurring mental health concerns.

Build Stability Through Daily Structure

Boys move through treatment in a normalized, relationship-based environment that blends therapy, accredited high school, skills practice, and neurofitness. Telos Academy uses a medium-structure approach for boys facing anxiety, depression, learning differences, executive functioning needs, and behavioral health concerns. Smaller classes and structured academics help students continue school while building emotional regulation, responsibility, and healthier daily habits.

Address Recovery with Integrated Care

Carter House gives boys a smaller, recovery-focused setting for substance use concerns. Treatment addresses more than stopping drug use or alcohol consumption by working on anxiety, depression, trauma, impulsivity, family conflict, and low self-worth that often drive the behavior. Families stay involved through planning and treatment and all the way into aftercare for a seamless transition from treatment to home life.