VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
2304 Jane Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15203
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Allegheny Children's Initiative is a behavioral health program in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, working with adolescents ages 13 to 17. The program addresses trauma and co-occurring mental health and substance use concerns through a trauma-informed approach, with dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) as part of its treatment offerings.
Care is structured to support young people managing both mental health and substance use needs at the same time. The program lists state-funded and free payment options, which can widen access for families facing financial barriers. Vaping is permitted at the facility.
Allegheny Childrens Initiative offers Outpatient Rehab, Dual-Diagnosis / Co-Occurring and Virtual / Telehealth.
Allegheny Childrens Initiative treats PTSD / Trauma and Co-Occurring Disorders.
Allegheny Childrens Initiative offers Cognitive Behavioral (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral (DBT), Group Therapy, Individual Therapy and Family Therapy.
Allegheny Childrens Initiative lists programmes for Teens / Adolescents, Young Adults and Adults.
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Listing details for Allegheny Childrens Initiative are compiled from SAMHSA National Directory of Treatment Facilities, findtreatment.gov and the facility's own website.
Record last updated 1 August 2026.
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