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Kathy Hunter, assistant superintendent for the Hart School District, sat down to discuss teen mental health and how it is affected by online learning on the Insight Treatment Hour presented by the Insight Treatment Program in Santa Clarita. According to Hunter there are many ways in which online
Insight’s Dr. Trevor Small, Director of Clinical Development and Faith Chappell, Director of Insight’s Academic Day Program were interviewed to discuss how school closures have negatively affected teens mental health. These days teens are feeling more isolated, anxious and depressed as connection with their peers has been cut
Excerpt… “Insight Treatment Programs reported that there are currently seven families enrolled in their teen mental health and substance abuse treatment program in Santa Clarita. The Insight Treatment Program for teens and their families has a goal to enroll at least ten families in their program. Officials from Insight Treatment
Insight Treatment continues to help serve the community by increasing awareness and providing education on mental health and substance abuse issues. We have started working with KHTS, a local Santa Clarita radio station to provide information on relevant teen issues. Insight will invite guests from the community to
Excerpt… Over the past several months, officials with the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station’s J-Team have “reported concerns” over an increase in suspect fentanyl overdoses. “Fentanyl is increasingly being found in the majority of street drugs, and used to make tablets appear to be prescription drugs,” wrote Shirley
Insight Treatment is an alcohol and drug rehab for teens. That means we specialize in helping teenagers, from ages 13 through 19, who are struggling with mental health and/or substance abuse issues. When we say that this is “for teens,” we mean it. That doesn’t mean we exclude
We understand folks being concerned with going to adolescent treatment centers in Los Angeles right now. In our area, the “second wave” of COVID-19 may not have come, but only because it seems the first wave never stopped. Doing what you can to keep you and your family
Are you wondering if your teen is more depressed than usual during the pandemic? Do you think sometimes that your child is just “being a moody teen,” and other times, worry that something more serious is going on? If so, you’re like millions of other parents. Just about
Studies have shown that many teenagers are struggling with depression and other mental health issues. It makes sense: think of everything that teenagers have missed due to the pandemic. All of the socializing, the schoolwork, sports, dances, and more – all gone due to COVID-19. Mental health treatment
At our Santa Clarita location, we’re able to help teens in a lot of ways. Through safe socializing, therapy, teenage counseling services, life skills development, and more, we can assist them with mental health issues, alcohol problems, drug problems, and more. That said, we do plenty to help
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