ARCH Academy Ridgeview Campus Pegram

ARCH Academy Ridgeview Campus Pegram sits in Pegram, Tennessee, and is a small residential program that opened in 2025 as ARCH Academy's girls' campus, the adolescent arm of Cumberland Heights. Teenage girls ages 14 to 17 who face substance use along with co-occurring mental health concerns are served here. The setting is deliberately close-knit, holding room for only a handful of young people, and the program is shaped by family involvement instead of treating the teenager in isolation. When you call about a daughter, granddaughter or niece, the first conversation tends to focus on whether this level of care matches her needs.

Clinically, the program follows a three-phase structure: an opening evaluation period, a longer middle stretch that addresses the drivers behind the drinking or drug use, and a short transition window near the end. Twelve Step participation, evidence-based counseling and experiential work run through all three phases. Academics are built in so a girl does not lose ground at school while she is here. Families join an intensive track early, which lets the clinical team see household patterns around the substance use and not just the teenager in front of them.

Arch Academy Ridgeview Campus Pegram

This Tennessee rehab lists three care options: residential rehab, detox and substance use together with mental health needs, so a girl can move straight from medical stabilization into residential treatment on one campus. Medication support is used during detox when appropriate, and staff watch closely through those early days. Quitting alcohol or benzodiazepines can become dangerous quickly, so clinical supervision should guide it rather than a family attempting it at home.

Therapy here blends individual counseling with cognitive behavioral work, EMDR, rational emotive behavior therapy and a set of experiential approaches that include adventure, art and equine therapy, plus mindfulness and meditation. Twelve Step meetings and education are part of the weekly rhythm. If your daughter carries an anxiety, depression or trauma diagnosis alongside the substance use, then ask specifically about the dual diagnosis track, since untreated mental health symptoms are a common reason young people return to using. This Pegram campus lists evidence-based and experiential approaches for adolescent girls in Tennessee.

• Twelve Step
• Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
• Equine Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Adventure Therapy
• Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Experiential Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling

The teens this program is designed for

• Teenage girls between 14 and 17 years old
• Adolescents with a substance use disorder tied to alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamine, marijuana or other substances
• Girls with co-occurring anxiety, depression or trauma
• Families willing to take part in an intensive early counseling track
• Teens who need detox before residential care begins
• Adolescents who do better with hands-on, activity-based therapy than with talk alone

Program length, size and setting

A typical stay runs about 30 days at the base level at this small Tennessee center, though the phased structure can extend well beyond that depending on progress. The campus holds roughly 6 to 15 beds, which keeps the milieu small and the attention personal. Girls share or have private air-conditioned rooms and have access to walking trails, a fitness center, lounges indoors and out, and a ropes course, with fishing, hiking, games and water activities rounding out the schedule. Programming is in English, and Twelve Step meetings are held on site.

• Outdoor Lounge
• Fitness Center
• Access to Nature
• Gourmet Dining
• Walking Trails
• Lounge

Paying for care at Ridgeview Campus

Private payment is available through cash pay rates, and the center does not publish its prices, so the sensible move is to call and ask what a stay would cost for however long your daughter's treatment lasts. Each plan covers different amounts, and authorization for residential care hinges on the clinical assessment, so keep the policy details nearby when you call. Unsure what your plan covers? Our helpline can help you check, and using it costs nothing.

Questions worth posing before admission

• How many girls are currently in the program, and how many staff are on site overnight?
• Does the medical detox here include physician oversight, and how is withdrawal monitored?
• What portion of the cost will our insurance plan pay, and how much would we owe on our own?
• What does the family counseling track require of parents, in hours per week?
• How is schoolwork handled, and will credits transfer back to my daughter's school?
• What aftercare is arranged at discharge, including online follow-up and outpatient options?