Oct 11, 2026
California Teen Center relocates to a larger Yuba City office at 912 Clark Ave, expanding capacity to serve adolescents and families across the Yuba-Sutter area while maintaining its DHCS-licensed, Joint Commission-accredited teen IOP, PHP, and outpatient programs.

Yuba City, United States, October 11, 2026 /PressCable/ -- California Teen Center has relocated to a new, larger office at 912 Clark Ave, Yuba City, CA 95991, moving from its previous location on Live Oak Blvd. The company made the move to better serve a growing number of adolescents and families across the Yuba-Sutter area.
More information is available at https://teencenter.org
Teens enrolled in an Intensive Outpatient Program spend several hours onsite on program days, so the surroundings play a role in their experience. According to the company, the new office gives teens room to spread out, take part in a wider range of activities, and connect with peers during group sessions.
With more space, California Teen Center can welcome more teens and families from across the Yuba-Sutter community, addressing an ongoing need for adolescent mental health support in the region. The company remains a DHCS-licensed, Joint Commission-accredited provider as it grows.
The phone number, email, and office hours remain unchanged, and the same team continues to deliver programs for teens ages 12 to 17, the company reports.
"We're proud to open the doors of our new home in Yuba City," said the California Teen Center ownership team. "This move is about being able to serve more teens and families in the Yuba-Sutter community. Our teens deserve a space that has room for them to grow, and we're excited to give them that."
At the new location and online, California Teen Center continues to offer a Teen IOP in Yuba City, with structured group and individual therapy three to five days per week for adolescents ages 12 to 17. A Virtual IOP extends the same level of care to teens across California through telehealth, giving families outside the Yuba-Sutter area access to comparable support from home, while outpatient and step-down support remain available for teens transitioning out of more intensive levels of treatment.
Parents wondering whether these programs fit their teen's needs can start with a confidential assessment, or contact the admissions team with questions or to arrange a visit to the new Yuba City office. The move reflects an ongoing effort by California Teen Center to grow alongside the needs of local families while maintaining the same programs, staff, and accreditation families have relied on.
For more information about California Teen Center and its programs for teens and families in Yuba City and across California, visit https://teencenter.org
Contact Info:
Name: Aaron Landreth
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Organization: California Teen Center
Address: 912 Clark Ave, Yuba City, CA 95991, United States
Phone: +1-530-531-8754
Website: https://teencenter.org
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