Risky Rise of the Good-Grade Pill
Risky Rise of the Good-Grade Pill | He steered into the high school parking lot, clicked off the ignition and scanned the scraps of his recent weeks. Crinkled chip bags on the dashboard.
Risky Rise of the Good-Grade Pill | He steered into the high school parking lot, clicked off the ignition and scanned the scraps of his recent weeks. Crinkled chip bags on the dashboard.
Catalina Island is a summer trip we get to do with our kids every year. This year was a bit different because of COVID 19
Communication Tips For Parents | Notice times when your kids are most likely to talk–for example, at bedtime, before dinner, in the car–and be available. Start the conversation; it lets your kids know you care about what’s happening in their lives.
On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, host Frederik Schulin brings Mervin Maier to discuss his philosophies on the topic of teen trust.
Warning Signs of Suicide | Suicide can be prevented. While some suicides occur without any outward warning, most people who are suicidal do give warnings. Prevent the suicide of loved ones by learning to recognize the signs of someone at risk, taking those signs seriously and knowing how to respond to them.
Guerino sat down with Santa Clarita Sheriff’s J-Team to discuss his journey to recovery, and how he uses his own experience to relate to our teens at Insight going through substance abusing, behavioral, or self-harming issues.
Frederik starts off the show by talking with Glynis about what they talked about last show and how they will continue more of Glynis’s life story and Family Adjustments.
Survey Reveals Shocking Levels of Teen Drinking & Drug Abuse. Drinking and drug use may begin early for a lot of young Americans. A new study shows that by the time most teens reach late adolescence, most of them have drank alcohol and abused illicit substances.
Benjamin speaks from experience as he is also a suicide survivor and a recovering drug and alcohol addict. He is on the board of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Program.
Here are some important considerations on why parents should take teen treatment for self-harming behaviors seriously. Call us at (888) 295-9995 to know more.
We look forward to speaking with you to answer any questions you may have. All inquiries are confidential and we offer an initial assessment with our Clinical Director at no charge. Knowing when and where to seek help can be confusing. We are happy to assist you in finding the best treatment program for your teen and family.