Helping Teen Boys Build a Life in Recovery

Woodhaven Recovery offers adolescent sober living and extended residential care for teen boys in Pennsylvania, built around the developmental, emotional, academic, and recovery needs of adolescents.

Recovery, education, family support, and daily life come together in one structured, supportive community where teens find the guidance, connection, and encouragement they need to heal, grow, build confidence, and begin create a future filled with purpose and possibility.

Experience Woodhaven Recovery

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Woodhaven Recovery is a real place where real recovery happens. Teen boys go to school, share meals, attend groups, work with clinical support, spend time outside, build friendships, and slowly begin to feel at home in their own lives again.

Sunrise over a mist-filled valley at Woodhaven Recovery in Northeastern Pennsylvania, reflecting a peaceful setting for hope and healing.

A Haven for Hope and Healing

Woodhaven Recovery is located on a beautiful mountain property in the wooded hills and open spaces of Northeastern Pennsylvania.

The setting is quiet and intentional. Away from familiar triggers and daily distractions, boys have room to slow down, settle in, and do the work recovery requires. The natural surroundings provide space for reflection, connection, and growth.

A Recovery Community Designed for Teen Boys

Adolescents in recovery need more than sobriety. They need structure and accountability, but they also need to keep learning, stay connected to their families, discover who they are without substances, and begin preparing for adulthood.

Woodhaven Recovery was built around these needs. Every part of the program exists because adolescents need it, not because it was adapted from a model designed for adults.

A Path Toward Independence and Adulthood

At Woodhaven Recovery, boys are supported through a continuum of residential environments designed for different stages of recovery, growth, and independence. Each home provides structure, accountability, and community while helping young people develop life skills, responsibility, and readiness for what comes next.

A CONTINUUM OF HOMES FOR EVERY STAGE OF RECOVERY

Woodhaven Recovery offers a residential continuum designed to grow with each boy as he progresses in recovery, builds confidence, and takes on more responsibility.

  • Woodhaven Manor, a structured residential setting for teen boys in recovery at Woodhaven Recovery in Pennsylvania.

    Woodhaven Manor

    Woodhaven Manor is the foundation of the program. It provides a structured, supportive home for teen boys beginning or continuing their recovery journey.

  • Teen boys walking toward Woodhaven Cottage, a residence supporting increased independence and recovery at Woodhaven Recovery.

    Woodhaven Cottage

    Woodhaven Cottage offers increased independence for boys who have demonstrated maturity, responsibility, and a steady commitment to recovery.

  • Common area at Woodhaven on Mulberry, a collegiate recovery residence for young men in Scranton, Pennsylvania.

    Woodhaven on Mulberry

    Woodhaven on Mulberry, located in Scranton, supports young men in higher education through sober collegiate living, peer accountability, and continued recovery support.

Comprehensive Support for Teen Boys in Recovery

Woodhaven Recovery brings together the essential supports adolescents need to build lasting recovery. Our program integrates Recovery Principles, Woodhaven Prep, Clinical Engagement, Recreation, Family Program, and Strategic Planning so boys are supported academically, emotionally, and socially as they begin building a healthier future.

Teen boys rock climbing with staff support, representing recreation, trust, and comprehensive recovery support at Woodhaven Recovery.
  • Two chairs overlooking a sunrise at Woodhaven Recovery, reflecting fellowship, mentorship, connection, and the daily practice of recovery.

    Recovery Principles

    Recovery at Woodhaven is practiced in daily life. Through 12-step principles, a specially designed adolescent curriculum, recovery groups, individual coaching, fellowship, and accountability, boys begin building the habits and relationships that support lasting sobriety.

  •  Two high school boys studying together at a desk, symbolizing academic engagement and peer encouragement at Woodhaven Prep.

    Woodhaven Prep

    Woodhaven Prep keeps boys connected to school through individualized instruction, high school credit coordination, and an engaging classroom environment that supports both learning and recovery. Students are encouraged to build confidence, stay on track for graduation, and take meaningful steps toward college, career, and future goals.

  •  A teenage boy in a beige hoodie sitting on a couch, engaged in self-reflection, representing the therapeutic support coordinated through Woodhaven Recovery’s clinical services.

    Clinical Engagement

    Each boy’s therapeutic care is connected to his daily life at Woodhaven. Through coordination with therapists, psychiatry, families, and staff, boys with substance use disorder and co-occurring mental health challenges are supported with greater consistency and care.

  • Teen boys rock climbing outdoors, representing adventure, strength, and healthy coping skills developed through the Woodhaven Recovery recreation program.

    Recreation Program

    Recovery should include joy. Through outdoor adventure, sports, fitness, and shared experiences, boys build friendships, develop confidence, and discover that a meaningful life in recovery can also be fun.

  • A teen boy embracing his mother in a sunny park, capturing the connection and healing that happen through family involvement at Woodhaven Recovery.

    Family Program

    Addiction affects the whole family. Our Family Program supports parents through weekly virtual groups, monthly Family Days, education, and facilitated conversations. Families are given space to learn, reflect, reconnect, and begin finding their way forward together.

  • A certified high school teacher supporting one adolescent student in a classroom setting, reflecting the individualized academic support and recovery-integrated education at Woodhaven Recovery.

    Strategic Planning

    Strategic Planning helps boys prepare for life beyond treatment through life skills, college and career exploration, growing independence, responsibility, and future-focused goals. Each plan is shaped around the next right steps for that young person.

Freshly baked cookies beside a jar labeled “Baked With Love For Our Woodhaven Guys,” reflecting the warmth, care, and sense of community at Woodhaven Recovery.

The Heart of Woodhaven

The heart of Woodhaven is found in the everyday moments that help boys feel known, supported, and cared for. A shared meal. A conversation at the table. A staff member who notices when something is off before a boy says a word. These moments are not incidental to recovery. They are part of it.

Recovery happens through structure and accountability, but it also happens through belonging. Woodhaven is built to provide both.

We’re Here to Listen

Call us at 570-999-6099 to talk through your son’s individual needs and learn how Woodhaven Recovery’s extended residential care, adolescent sober living, academic support, and family program can support your son and family.

Beyond The Shadow

Beyond The Shadow offers personal reflections for parents and families walking beside a loved one through addiction, recovery, uncertainty, hope, and healing. These writings honor the quiet, complicated, and deeply human work of supporting recovery while also finding your own way forward.

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Adolescent Recovery Insights

Woodhaven Recovery's Insights articles explore adolescent substance use disorder, recovery, education, and family engagement. Written for parents, clinicians, and communities, these pieces offer a deeper understanding of what effective adolescent recovery support actually requires.

  • "They gave my son something I could not; they showed him a path out of his addiction. They also protected and mentored him and helped him understand the value of drug-free living. They also held him accountable for his actions and led him back to an appreciation for life that I thought was lost. They played a very central role in saving my son’s life." C.M. Parent - Pennsylvania

    C.M. Parent - Pennsylvania