About
Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, the practice offers a wide range of mental health programs and services to address various issues, including attention problems, grief and loss, anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, suicidal ideation, school problems, traumatic events, and oppositional defiant disorder. Their team of experts uses trauma-informed, evidence-based approaches to provide individualized therapy and structured environments that promote healing and resilience. With a strong focus on community-based care, Alexander Youth Network serves over 9,000 children and families in North Carolina each year. 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. The practice is committed to creating a work environment that promotes professional growth and longevity, offering a wide variety of career opportunities for individuals in the mental health field.
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
Provides immediate, intensive help for youth in crisis through safe, healing environments.
Residential Treatment
Offers a structured, therapeutic environment for youth to address mental health issues and develop coping skills.
Therapeutic Foster Care
Provides family-centered interventions that address behavioral patterns and reduce reoffending through intensive, community-based care.
Day Treatment
Offers a structured, therapeutic environment for youth to address mental health issues and develop coping skills.
Intensive Home Care
Provides individualized therapy and support to youth in their own homes to address mental health issues and develop coping skills.
Multi-Systemic Therapy
Offers a family-centered approach to address behavioral patterns and reduce reoffending through intensive, community-based care.