At SunCloud Health, we understand that every family’s needs are different. That’s why our Summer Adolescent Program offers flexible options, including both in-person and virtual programming. We also provide morning and afternoon Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) time slots to fit a variety of schedules.
The transition from elementary to middle school—or from middle school to high school or even from one grade to the next—can be an exciting yet deeply challenging time for adolescents. These years are often filled with emotional growing pains, rising academic pressures, and the social and personal complexities of growing up in a fast-paced digital world.
That’s why our adolescent summer programs are designed to be more than just a seasonal activity. They’re a supportive, therapeutic space for young people to explore and process the stress and anxiety that often come with these life transitions. And they give the kids a chance to work on these issues without missing any school, which for many is a big issue.
From body image and identity questions to technology overload and social stressors, we provide a safe, nurturing environment where adolescents can find balance and build resilience. This is a great time for students to continue with some type of structured schedule and not miss any school or activities that they want to focus on in the evenings.
SunCloud Health offers a comprehensive adolescent treatment program tailored to meet the unique needs of teens and adolescents struggling with various challenges. With three centers in Naperville, Northbrook, and Chicago, IL, we ensure quality care is accessible to families across the region. SunCloud provides two levels of care for teenagers – Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) – along with many individualized treatment modalities for long-term
Katlyn Heath is an Independently Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the Director of Family Services at SunCloud Health. She holds a Master of Science in Family Psychotherapy from San Diego State University and a Bachelor of Science in Human Development from DePaul University. She spent several years working with teens and families in higher levels of hospitalized care before opening her own private practice that has continued to thrive for over 6 years. Specializing in eating disorder recovery, codependency, and covert abuse recovery, Katlyn integrates evidence-based practices and emphasizes collaboration with teens and their families to ensure alignment on treatment goals and lasting outcomes.
