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On this episode of Insight Treatment Hour, Dr. Trevor Small and Johnathon Garino to talk about why and how they work with teenagers who are addicted to drugs and their mental health.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many facilities shut down. This was for any number of reasons: money, safety, and others. Here at Insight Treatment, however, we realized very early on that we couldn’t shut down. Too many teenagers need us. In-person treatment was important before the pandemic and became
Frederik Schulin from Insight Treatment Program and Matt Watson from SCVi charter school in Santa Clarita sat down to discuss the importance of talking about teen mental health at SCVi on the Insight Treatment Hour. “I know at your school you take mental health very seriously for the
During the COVID-19 pandemic, many facilities shut down. This was for any number of reasons: money, safety, and others. Here at Insight Treatment, however, we realized very early on that we couldn’t shut down. Too many teenagers need us. In-person treatment was important before the pandemic and became
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 but we managed to make it a great experience for them. Our kids enjoyed each others company and were able to connect with
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
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