Bougainvilla House in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

The Bougainvilla House is a nonprofit outpatient treatment center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, young adults, and their families who are facing behavioral health and substance use challenges. Designed to feel like a home rather than a clinic, the center provides a welcoming environment that helps clients build resilience, develop independence, and strengthen family connections. Services are offered both in-person and through telehealth to maximize accessibility for youth ages 4–26.

Programs are structured into two primary tracks. The Behavioral Health Track offers weekly individual, family, and group therapy sessions that address issues such as anxiety, self-esteem, anger, school or life transitions, and peer relationships. The Substance Use Track provides more intensive programming, including multiple weekly therapy sessions, drug testing, relapse prevention, and family involvement to ensure comprehensive support for adolescents struggling with addiction.

Psychiatric services are available on a bi-weekly basis for evaluation and medication management when needed. In addition, The Bougainvilla House extends its impact beyond direct treatment through school and community outreach, parenting workshops, wellness webinars, and alumni check-ins, ensuring that families have access to long-term support and resources.