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Rehabs Tennessee

Embark at The Forge Benton

The purpose of this page is to help you understand a residential program designed for teen boys. Among the 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Tennessee is Embark at The Forge Benton. Our helpline lets you weigh different choices and ask insurance questions.

Embark at The Forge, Benton
  • Joint Commission
  • Residential Rehab
  • 90 days
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In Benton, Tennessee, Embark at The Forge offers residential care to teenage boys. A school component runs side by side with the clinical program, shaped around where these young men stand emotionally and developmentally. Most stays last between 75 and 90 days, and the approach brings in outdoor time, routine fitness, and counseling for the boys as well as their families, helping them find healthier ways to connect with themselves and with those around them.

How well the boys form and keep relationships is treated here as a key sign of how things are going. Beyond scheduled sessions, they share a good deal of time in group environments, which helps them settle together emotionally and build closeness. The grounds cover 55 acres of mountain country in East Tennessee, close to the Hiwassee River, and the Ocoee area nearby offers more chances for outdoor recreation with staff watching over it.

Embark at The Forge Benton programs

Embark at The Forge provides a single residential rehab level of care to adolescent boys, with a typical stay of 90 days. Clinical treatment is combined with an academic school component, so boys continue their education while in care. Therapies on the list 1-on-1 counseling plus cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, art therapy, equine therapy, adventure therapy, experiential therapy, mindfulness-based cognitive therapy, and medication-assisted treatment. The program is described as evidence-based, gender-specific, holistic, and individualized.

This Tennessee rehab center for adolescent boys combines outdoor adventure with evidence-based clinical care and academics. Treatment addresses mental health needs alongside substance use and substance use, with attention to practical skills and relational growth. Joint Commission accreditation gives families a way to check quality standards. If this program is on your mind, then verifying insurance coverage and current availability through the helpline can help you plan next steps.

  • Experiential Therapy
  • 1-on-1 Counseling
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Adventure Therapy
  • Art Therapy
  • Holistic
  • Individual Treatment
  • Equine Therapy
  • Family Therapy

Who this program is built for in Benton

  • Adolescent boys, usually in their teen years, who need residential treatment for substance use along with mental health needs alongside substance use.
  • Boys experiencing anxiety, depression, anger, bipolar disorder, ADHD, grief and loss, codependency, gaming concerns, or eating disorders.
  • Families seeking a gender-specific, relational approach that includes family therapy and a structured school setting.
  • Young men who may benefit from experiential and adventure-based therapies alongside traditional counseling.
  • Those who need a short-term residential stay of about 90 days with step-down planning for aftercare.

Setting, length of stay, and campus life

This residential rehab for adolescent boys is a 90-day program, and a typical stay runs roughly 75 to 90 days, located on a cabin-style campus of 55 acres by the Hiwassee River in Benton, Tennessee. The center has 6-15 beds, with shared rooms featuring air conditioning and shared bathrooms, along with amenities like walking trails, a recreation room, an outdoor lounge, and access to nature. Activities include hiking, swimming, yoga, rock climbing, horseback riding, physical fitness, and adventure outings. Services are provided in English, and the center is accredited by the Joint Commission.

  • Access to Nature
  • Walking Trails
  • Recreation Room
  • Outdoor Lounge

Paying for this Tennessee rehab center

From what is listed, this center takes self-pay payments and also contracts with public and private insurance. What you actually pay depends on your particular plan and how intensive the care turns out to be, so it is worth verifying benefits by phone before you settle on anything. If the money side feels overwhelming, you can ask the helpline to look into whether the center is in your network and what prior authorization it requires, which helps you see your likely portion of the bill. Calling the helpline is free, and speaking with someone there does not sign you up for any treatment.

Questions to ask this center in Benton

  • Will the program take our specific insurance plan, and how does verifying benefits work?
  • How long does the 90-day program typically last right now, and in what ways is progress checked along the way?
  • How does the school component work, and will credits transfer to our home school?
  • What aftercare planning is provided when a boy leaves the residential program?
  • In what ways does the center address medical and psychiatric needs, such as managing medications and withdrawal risk?
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    • Residential Rehab

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  • The Oaks at Lakeside, Memphis

    Average stay duration 30+ days31-50 bedsMemphis, TN

    • Joint Commission
    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    The Oaks at Lakeside Memphis is a Joint Commission-accredited center in East Memphis.

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  • Epiphany Tennessee Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Hendersonville

    Average stay duration 90 daysHendersonville, TN

    • Joint Commission
    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Epiphany Tennessee Drug and Alcohol Rehab sits on Anderson Lane North in Hendersonville and is one of 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities across Tennessee.

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  • Iris Wellness Group, Chattanooga

    Iris Wellness Group

    5.0/513 Google reviews

    Average stay duration 30 daysChattanooga, TN

    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Iris Wellness Group Chattanooga runs an outpatient program located on Mountain Creek Road.

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  • Youth Town, Pinson

    Average stay duration 120 day31-50 bedsPinson, TN

    • Joint Commission
    • Residential Rehab
    • Outpatient

    Youth Town Pinson works with teens and their families on a rural campus in Tennessee.

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  • Tree House Recovery TN, Nashville

    Tree House Recovery TN

    4.9/557 Google reviews

    Average stay duration 30 daysNashville, TN

    • Joint Commission
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health
    • Outpatient

    Tree House Recovery TN Nashville is an outpatient center for substance use along with co-occurring mental health.

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Questions people ask

How long does a program at Embark at The Forge Benton usually last?

The center's information indicates most adolescent boys stay about 90 days, with the range running roughly 75 to 90 days. This is a short-term residential stay, and academic and clinical structure begins on day one. Families should ask how progress is measured and what aftercare entails. For this Tennessee rehab center, the helpline can help you check current availability and insurance coverage.

Does Embark at The Forge Benton accept insurance?

This center accepts public and private insurance, and cash pay rates appear on the list as well. Coverage under your plan depends on the level of care, so benefits must be verified by phone. The helpline can connect you with someone who confirms network status and authorization requirements, at no cost to you. If insurance worries you, asking for verification before admission can prevent surprises.

What ages and conditions does this Tennessee rehab treat?

The program serves adolescent boys and lists respond to substance use as well as mental health needs, including anxiety, depression, anger, bipolar disorder, ADHD, grief and loss, and eating disorders. It is gender-specific and uses evidence-based and experiential therapies. Because each situation differs, a clinical assessment determines whether the program fits. The helpline can help you ask about diagnosis and admission criteria, and nothing obligates you to enroll.

Is Embark at The Forge Benton accredited?

Yes, this center holds accreditation from the Joint Commission. For families, accreditation is one way to confirm that a program meets recognized standards of care. You May inquire with the center directly about its status and any recent surveys. When weighing options among the 325 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Tennessee, checking accreditation is a useful step. The helpline can help you work through the questions to raise.

Could Embark at The Forge Benton be a fit for a teen dealing with both substance use and mental health needs?

The center specializes in co-occurring disorders, so it treats substance use alongside conditions like anxiety, depression, and ADHD. It is gender-specific for adolescent boys and uses evidence-based and experiential therapies. Because fit depends on a clinical assessment, ask how the program handles dual diagnosis and medication management. The helpline can help you ask about diagnosis and admission criteria without committing to the program.

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