Avery's House

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12/18/2025

1. Set realistic expectations and stressful. Here are a few ways to protect your family’s mental health:

1.Set realistic expectations
2. Prioritize self-care
3. Don’t be afraid to ask for help
4. Practice gratitude
5. Stay Active

Small steps make a big difference. Wishing you peace and balance this holiday season.

12/12/2025

Yesterday, we had the pleasure of welcoming community partners, families, and supporters into our Avery’s House Mesa location for a meaningful open house event.

Guests had the opportunity to connect with our dedicated Community Relations Specialists, Camille Sitto and Johnnie Ghiglia, learn more about the services we offer, and experience firsthand the supportive, welcoming environment we strive to create for teens and families.

We were also proud to partner with Sunshine Acres Children’s Home for a hygiene products drive, coming together to support adolescent mental health while giving back to our local community. The generosity and engagement we saw reflected a shared commitment to care, connection, and well-being.

Events like this remind us how powerful a community can be. Thank you to everyone who joined us, shared conversations, and helped make the day such a success. We’re grateful for the continued collaboration and for the opportunity to support families on their journey toward healing.
If you’d like to learn more about our programs or upcoming events, we’d love to connect.

12/11/2025

The holidays can feel overwhelming, for parents and teens alike.

Remember:

- You don’t have to do everything
- Rest is productive, too
- Saying “no” can be healthy

At Avery’s House, we remind families that slowing down isn’t a setback; it’s part of healing.

12/09/2025

Throwback to December 6th

Last Friday, our team had the honor of attending Sierra Tucson’s 16th Annual Gratitude for Giving event, a meaningful celebration of the providers and community partners who make compassionate behavioral health care possible.

Our team connected with passionate leaders from across Arizona’s mental health and recovery community. The atmosphere was energizing and deeply inspiring, highlighting the shared commitment to supporting individuals and families facing mental health and substance use challenges.

Moments like this remind us why collaboration matters. When our community comes together with a shared purpose, we strengthen the care network that teens and families rely on every day.
Thank you to Sierra Tucson for hosting such a powerful event. We look forward to continued partnership and collective impact in the year ahead.
Together, we move the mission forward.

12/04/2025

The holiday season can bring joy, but it can also add stress, especially for teens.

Here are a few ways to help your teen manage holiday stress:

✔ Remind them it’s okay to say “no.”
✔ Encourage self-care and rest
✔ Set realistic expectations
✔ Maintain healthy routines
✔ Remind them it’s okay to say “no”
✔ Create space for fun and connection

Sometimes the best gift we can give is balance.

11/30/2025

As November comes to a close, we pause to reflect on what matters most, families, healing, and hope.

At Avery’s House, we’re thankful for the chance to support teens and parents through their journey. Each story reminds us why we do what we do.

Here’s to carrying gratitude into the holiday season, and beyond.

11/28/2025

We’re excited to welcome Camille Sitto and Johnnie Ghiglia to our Arizona Community Relations team. Both bring deep experience, strong community connections, and a shared commitment to supporting families and providers across the state.

Camille brings years of experience in admissions and business development from Lionrock Recovery and Brightside Health. She holds a Bachelor’s in Family and Human Development from Arizona State University and is also a licensed realtor. Outside of work, she enjoys dancing, paddleboarding, traveling, and playing Catan, and she’s a proud mom of two boys (and two cats!).

Johnnie brings a diverse background that includes work in the NFL, collegiate athletics, and a 21-year career in law enforcement. He’s also active in community advocacy through nonprofit board service and hosts a podcast focused on mental health and resilience. His work centers on building strong relationships with providers to ensure families get the support they need.

Camille and Johnnie are here to support local providers, community partners, and families who want to learn more about our programs, services, or upcoming events.

If you’re looking to collaborate, ask questions, or explore how we can support your community, reach out; they’d love to connect.

11/27/2025

This season, we’re grateful for the trust families place in us.

Thanksgiving can be joyful, but it can also be tough. Remember to:
✨ Practice self-care
✨ Connect with loved ones
✨ Reach out if you need support

From all of us at Avery’s House, wishing you peace, connection, and gratitude this Thanksgiving.

11/24/2025

Throwback to November 7th!
We’re excited to share that our Idaho PHP Open House was an incredible success, with higher-than-expected attendance, strong engagement, and an overwhelmingly warm welcome from the Meridian community.

Thank you to everyone who joined us to celebrate the launch of our new Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for teens.

During the event, guests had the opportunity to:

✔ Meet our Idaho clinical and community relations team
✔ Tour the new PHP facility
✔ Learn about our full continuum of care, from Residential Treatment to PHP to Outpatient services
✔ Connect with local providers, school partners, and families
✔ Enjoy food, giveaways, and support the WCA through donated cereal and snacks

We are grateful for the enthusiastic support from both families and professional partners. Your presence affirmed how important expanded teen mental health services are for Idaho, and we’re honored to serve this community.

To learn more about our Idaho programs, visit: www.averyshouseidaho.com

11/19/2025

Parenting a teen through mental health challenges isn’t easy. Some days progress looks big, other days it looks like just getting through.

Here’s what we want you to remember:
- Healing isn’t always linear
- Your support matters more than you know
- Even the smallest steps forward are worth celebrating

At Avery’s House, we see the effort, the love, and the courage it takes, and we’re here to walk beside you.

11/12/2025

At Avery’s House, we go beyond traditional therapy.

Our experiential therapies, like art, outdoor activities, and mindfulness exercises, help teens:
✔ Connect with their emotions
✔ Build confidence
✔ Discover healthy ways to express themselves

Healing can happen in so many forms, and we’re here to guide your teen on that journey.

Learn more: https://www.averyshouse.com/resources/teen-experiential-therapy/

11/05/2025

Practicing gratitude isn’t just a holiday tradition, it’s a powerful tool for mental well-being.

Encourage your teen to:

✔ Keep a gratitude journal
✔ Express thanks to others
✔ Take a moment each day to notice the good things in their life

Small acts of gratitude can make a big difference in building resilience and hope.

Address

2416 North 113th Street
Apache Junction, AZ
85120

Telephone

+18556151905

Website

https://www.averyshouse.com/

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