Turnbridge is a Connecticut-based behavioral health provider for adolescents and young adults with mental health, substance-use, and co-occurring disorders. The organization describes its services as gender-specific and developmentally tailored, with residential, extended-care, and outpatient options.

Turnbridge says it has operated since 2003. Its young-adult programs serve clients age 18 and older, while its adolescent offerings include outpatient care for ages 14 to 17 and extended-care residential programming for ages 15 to 18. The provider also operates adolescent residential treatment on Connecticut campuses in Woodbury and Killingworth.

The adolescent residential program materials describe multidisciplinary clinical staffing, school coordination, family work, and 24-hour support. Turnbridge states that its adolescent residential treatment is licensed by Connecticut, accredited by CARF, and connected to a Yale School of Medicine training-site relationship.