Hillside Horizon for Teens Perris

Hillside Horizon for Teens - Perris is a residential center treating adolescent boys, typically 12 to 17 years old, who face substance use and mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. Trauma-informed care shapes the program's design, and it combines evidence-based therapies with experiential and holistic approaches. The center sits on Richard Street in Perris, California.

The center describes itself as providing a structured environment where boys can work on anxiety, depression, trauma, and related challenges. Treatment includes individual counseling, family involvement when appropriate, and academic support. The program maintains a small residential setting with shared rooms and on-site amenities.

Hillside Horizon for Teens Perris is one of the California treatment centers listed by SAMHSA in November 2026, FindTreatment.gov counts 947 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the state. This page does not provide treatment and does not diagnose. It is an independent guide; the helpline passes callers along to licensed providers via trained advisors, at zero cost and with nothing required of you.

Programs at Hillside Horizon

Hillside Horizon for Teens Perris provides residential rehab along with mental health conditions that occur alongside addiction. Per the center's information, a typical stay lasts 60 days. Therapies listed include cognitive behavioral therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, family therapy, group therapy, art therapy, equine therapy, adventure therapy, and psychoeducation. The center describes its program as evidence-based, experiential, holistic, and individual.

Aftercare is also listed, including follow-up sessions held in person or online, family follow-up counseling, drug screening, housing services, outpatient treatment, and support meetings. If your son needs help with both substance use and mental health, a co-occurring program like this may fit. Calling the helpline lets an advisor help you compare this center with other California rehabs.

1. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
2. Group Therapy
3. Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
4. Adventure Therapy
5. Psychoeducation
6. Equine Therapy
7. Experiential
8. 1-on-1 Counseling
9. Family Therapy
10. Holistic

Who this program is built for in Perris

1. Adolescent boys, generally ages 12 to 17, according to the center's description.
2. Boys who are living with anxiety bipolar disorder post traumatic stress disorder depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, personality disorders, schizophrenia, or suicidality.
3. Boys with co-occurring substance use involving alcohol, marijuana, nicotine, or other drugs.
4. Boys who need academic support alongside treatment.
5. Families seeking a gender-specific, trauma-informed residential setting.

Setting, length of stay, and amenities

The residential setting provides between 6 and 15 beds, and residents share a gender-specific living space with 6 beds. Most people stay about 60 days. The campus covers 3 acres and includes a pool, a basketball court, a fitness center, gardens, walking trails, meals prepared by a chef, and outdoor dining. Scheduled activities include AA/NA meetings, boxing, farming and gardening, movies, physical fitness, and swimming. Services are provided in English.

1. Chef-prepared Meals
2. Gardens
3. Walking Trails
4. Outdoor Space
5. Gourmet Dining
6. Basketball Court
7. Outdoor Dining
8. Pool

Paying for treatment at Hillside Horizon

Self-payment rates appear as a payment option in the center's listing. The available information does not list insurance coverage, so you would need to confirm benefits with the center itself or through the helpline. When you call, advisors can help you check whether your insurance plan covers residential rehab in California. If you are considering this center, then ask about the cost and what the 60-day program includes.

Questions to ask before admission

1. What is the total cost of the 60-day program, and what does it include?
2. Will the center accept my insurance plan, and what does the verification process involve?
3. What is the daily schedule, and how is academic support provided?
4. How does the center handle family involvement and aftercare planning?
5. How many staff are there per client, and what training do staff members have?