ARCH Academy of Cumberland Heights is an adolescent substance-use treatment program operated by Cumberland Heights Foundation. A National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs listing identifies ARCH Academy of Cumberland Heights as a full residential treatment program in Asheville, North Carolina, while ARCH's current public site describes Adolescent Recovery of Cumberland Heights as a program with residential campuses outside Nashville, Tennessee, and an intensive outpatient location in Nashville (NATSAP, ARCH Academy).

The program traces its adolescent recovery work to 1985. Its current materials describe treatment for teens ages 14 to 17 with substance-use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions, combining recovery work, academics, family programming, and adventure-based activities (ARCH Academy, Who We Treat).

ARCH's residential program includes the Harpeth campus in Kingston Springs for boys and the Ridgeview campus in Pegram for girls. Cumberland Heights announced a new 67-acre ARCH campus in 2020, and ARCH announced the Ridgeview campus for adolescent girls in 2025 (Residential Programs, Ridgeview announcement).