Uta Halee (A Native American term, which in the language of the Omaha Tribe means: “on the sunny side”), is located in the wooded hills of Omaha, Nebraska. Uta Halee excels in the treatment of struggling adolescents and their families.
Established in 1950, Uta Halee Girls Village is a program for girls ages 12-18 whose emotional, behavioral, mental health or substance use issues require treatment in a safe and highly structured environment. The treatment planning is based on the specific, individual needs of each youth, with focus on treating the mind, body, and spirit. Uta Halee treats young people with mental health issues, as well as youth struggling with mental health and substance use issues. Many of the clinical staff are dually licensed in mental health and substance use, so therapists are able to provide cohesive and specialized treatment.