About
Since their founding in 1946, they have provided 13 different mental health programs and services in the area. Last year, Alexander Youth Network served over 9,000 children and families in the state of North Carolina. They treat a wide range of mental health and behavioral issues in children and adolescents, using trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches. Their services include facility-based crisis care, residential treatment, transition house, therapeutic foster care, day treatment, intensive home care, multi-systemic therapy, outpatient therapy, clinical assessments, care management, and a 30-day assessment program. Alexander Youth Network's team is dedicated to creating a work environment that promotes professional growth and longevity, with opportunities for professional development through AYN University.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Facility-Based Crisis Care
A service that provides immediate, intensive help for youth in crisis through therapeutic programs focused on safety and healing.
Residential Treatment
A program that provides intensive care for severe mental health and behavioral issues in a structured, therapeutic environment.
Therapeutic Foster Care
A service that provides family-centered interventions that address behavioral patterns and reduce reoffending through intensive, community-based care.
Day Treatment
A program that helps children whose emotional or behavioral challenges affect learning and school success with therapeutic, structured education environments.
Intensive Home Care
A service that provides therapeutic support and care to youth in their own homes, helping them manage mental health and behavioral issues.
Multi-Systemic Therapy
A program that addresses the complex needs of youth and their families through intensive, community-based care and therapy.