Northern California
Skillman North Campus
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Skillman North is one of four boys dual-diagnosis treatment locations in Petaluma, Ca. Skillman North was the original Muir Wood campus back in 2013 accommodating 8 teen boys. Learn more.
Skillman South Campus
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Skillman South accommodates 6 boys, ages 12-17, being treated for dual-diagnosis. Located in close proximity to Skillman North, this campus features an outdoor lighted basketball court. Learn more.
Skillman East Campus
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Our Skillman East campus provides comfortable living accommodations for 6 teen boys. Skillman East residents attend treatment sessions on the Skillman North Campus. Learn more.
Hannan Ranch Campus
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Hannan Ranch is the fourth facility of the Skillman treatment program. The sprawling campus houses 6 boys, ages 12-17, being treated for dual-diagnosis. Learn more.
Lohrman Campus
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
The Lohrman Campus is the hub of our Lohrman dual-diagnosis treatment program, providing an ideal milieu for girls, 12-17, being treated for mental health and substance use issues. Learn more.
Magnolia Campus
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Also part of the Lohrman dual-diagnosis program, our Magnolia Campus provides a home-away-from-home for 6 girls, ages 12-17, being treated for dual-diagnosis. Learn more.
Rebecca Campus
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Rebecca is a beautiful modern farmhouse providing a tranquil living space for 6 adolescent girls, 12-17, being treated for mental health and substance use issues, also known as dual-diagnosis. Learn more.
Penngrove South Campus
Girls Primary Mental Health Treatment — Penngrove, CA
Penngrove South is the focal point of our Penngrove treatment program. This gorgeous campus accommodates 6 girls, 12-17, being treated for moderate-to-severe mental health issues. Learn more.
Penngrove North Campus
Girls Primary Mental Health Treatment — Penngrove, CA
Situated just steps from our Penngrove South campus, our Penngrove North facility also houses 6 adolescent girls, 12-17, being treated for mental health issues. Learn More.
Sonoma Mountain Campus
Girls Primary Mental Health Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Our Sonoma Mountain Campus provides wide open spaces and a roomy modern farmhouse for girls, 12-17, to learn to manage and cope with mental health issues. Learn more.
Thompson Ranch Campus: Expected Fall 2023
Boys Primary Mental Health Treatment — Petaluma, CA
Our Thompson Ranch Campus in Petaluma, CA is home to Muir Wood’s first residential primary mental health treatment program for boys 12-17. This charming Norcal farmhouse accommodates 6 teen boys.
Central California
Auberry North Campus
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Clovis, CA
Auberry North is the first of three campuses being developed in Clovis, California. This spectacular hillside campus houses 6 boys, ages 12-17, struggling with mental health and substance use issues. Learn More.
Auberry South Campus: Expected Fall 2024
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Clovis, CA
Auberry South is the second of three residential facilities being developed in Clovis. Clinicians at this beautiful residence will treat 6 girls, with mental health and substance use issues. Learn More.
Southern California
Edgewild Campus: Expected Fall 2023
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Riverside, CA
Located in Riverside, CA, just over an hour’s drive from Los Angeles, our beautiful Edgewild Campus will provide dual-diagnosis residential treatment for 6 adolescent girls, 12-17. Learn more.
Bradley Ranch Campus: Expected Fall 2023
Boys Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Riverside, CA
Also located in Riverside, CA, our Bradley Ranch Campus will provide dual-diagnosis treatment for 6 boys, 12-17, being treated for substance use and mental health disorders.
Da Vinci Campus: Expected Fall 2023
Girls Dual-Diagnosis Treatment — Riverside, CA
Da Vinci is also part of our program in Riverside, CA. Treatment at this campus will focus on girls struggling with dual-diagnosis issues.