Every young person’s path is their own.
DiVnity Behavioral Health Services provides 24/7 staff coverage for trauma-informed residential care for children ages 6–12 and adolescents ages 13–17. In home-like settings, youth receive individualized support while families and care teams stay connected at every stage.
Explore Our ProgramsCurrently accepting eligible AIHP and TriWest Healthcare Alliance referrals. All admissions are based on clinical fit, authorization, and bed availability.
- ADHS-Licensed Behavioral Health Residential Facility
- Small, Home-Like Phoenix-Area Residences
- 24/7 Staffed Supervision
- Trauma-Informed & Culturally Responsive
- AIHP & TriWest Referrals Accepted
When outpatient care isn't enough
When a young person needs more support than outpatient care can provide
Residential care may be appropriate when emotional or behavioral symptoms are disrupting safety, daily functioning, school, or family stability and the youth can be safely supported outside an acute hospital or locked setting. DiVnity offers a structured therapeutic environment where youth can step away from immediate triggers, build practical coping skills, and prepare for a safe return to family and community life.
- Is not safe or stable at home or in a less restrictive setting
- Has not responded adequately to outpatient treatment
- Needs 24-hour structure, supervision, and behavioral health support
- Needs intensive skill-building and coordinated treatment
- Would benefit from a calm, predictable environment
- Requires family, school, medication, and aftercare coordination
Not sure whether Behavioral Health Residential Facility care is the right level? Our admissions team can review the situation and explain the next step.
Speak With AdmissionsTwo age groups, one commitment
Two age groups. One commitment to safe, individualized care.
Individualized clinical review
Individualized support for complex emotional and behavioral needs
Youth referred to DiVnity may be experiencing:
Admission depends on a clinical review of safety, medical stability, treatment needs, staffing, rooming compatibility, authorization, and current capacity — a diagnosis alone does not determine placement, and DiVnity does not replace emergency evaluation or acute hospitalization for a youth in crisis.
Whole-person treatment
Treatment that sees the whole young person
No two youth arrive with the same history, strengths, culture, family system, or goals. DiVnity builds an individualized plan around the young person’s clinical needs and developmental stage.
- Clinical assessment and individualized treatment planning
- Individual, group, and family therapy as clinically indicated
- CBT- and DBT-informed coping and emotional-regulation skills
- Psychiatric coordination and medication support
- Case management and care-team communication
- School coordination and homework support
- Life-skills, wellness, recreation, and expressive activities
- Safety planning, relapse prevention, and discharge coordination
A steady rhythm
Structured days in a home-like environment
Predictable routines help youth feel safer and practice new skills. Each schedule is adjusted for age, clinical needs, appointments, and treatment goals.
Morning wellness & check-in
School or learning support
Therapy & skills groups
Recreation & life-skills practice
Nutritious meals together
Evening reflection & bedtime routine
Family partnership
Families are part of the treatment team
Healing is stronger when families understand the plan and have meaningful ways to participate. With appropriate authorization and clinical guidance, DiVnity supports family therapy, caregiver education, scheduled visits, progress communication, safety planning, and coordinated preparation for the youth’s return home or next level of care.
Information for FamiliesFor hospitals, Tribes, and care teams
Responsive coordination for hospitals, Tribes, care teams, and community partners
Our admissions process is designed for timely screening and clear communication. We coordinate with guardians, Tribal and community behavioral health providers, AHCCCS/AIHP teams, hospitals, crisis providers, schools, outpatient clinicians, child welfare, juvenile justice partners, and other authorized supports.
Initial referral acknowledgment targeted within 30 minutes during monitored admissions coverage
Multidisciplinary clinical screening
Authorization and eligibility coordination
Transportation coordination when approved and appropriate
Ongoing care-team communication
Discharge planning initiated at admission
Let us help you identify the safest next step.
Whether you are a parent, guardian, hospital, Tribal partner, or care coordinator, our admissions team will listen, review the available information, and explain what happens next.
Do not use the website or referral form for an emergency. Call 911 for immediate danger or call/text 988 for crisis support.