7 Steps of Crisis De-escalation for Teens
LOoking For Treatment Options? Helping run a treatment program for adolescent girls, I've had many opportunities to intervene, and de-escalate crisis situati| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
Parents or the primary caregiver of teens with reactive attachment disorder have typically suffered for years along with their child. For many, hope of change seems out of reach, unavailable, ...| New Haven Teen Residential Treatment
LOoking For Treatment Options? Helping run a treatment program for adolescent girls, I've had many opportunities to intervene, and de-escalate crisis situati| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
Many young people who suffer from disorders such as borderline personality disorder or intense depression have great difficulty regulating their emotions.| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
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Written by Shannon Bowden, Assistant Clinical Director at New Haven RTCTeen girls today are faced with immense pressure to look a certain way, often leading to| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
Trauma symptoms in teens can be caused by many things, from in utero stress, to adoption, or an unwanted event. Because traumatic events can be partly or com| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
While most pet dogs have just a few stress triggers that come and go with just enough frequency to make their day interesting, their unfortunate owners have created a world of constant stress. For teens in particular—who are emotionally charged to begin with and haven’t yet learned to cope with adult stressors—there’s an almost never ending list of stress triggers constantly circling, threatening, taunting. Tests, gossip, competitions, pimples, mean girls, family stress, a learning di...| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
Discover the street names for alcohol and slang teens will use for drinking, signs and symptoms of alcohol use, and how parents can help.| New Haven Treatment Center
Looking For Guidance? What makes a family strong? It's not about the number of people or even the relationships between them. It's about the bonds that| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
Racism has a profound impact on the mental health of teenagers. According to an article published in the Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Clinics of North America Journal, minority teens and ...| New Haven Treatment Center
Mental health is a crucial aspect of a teen or young adult’s well-being, and it becomes even more critical when it comes to the LGBTQ+ community. The journey of self-discovery ...| New Haven Treatment Center
Author: Noel Miller-Executive Residential Director & Blair Higbee-Teresa House Residential Director “It was so rewarding to have blisters on my hands, paint in my hair, and dirt all over from ...| New Haven Treatment Center
Article by: Lindsey Spencer, New Haven therapist, TRS,CTRS,CMHC A Case Study Sarah (fictional name) came to New Haven crippled by anxiety. She hadn’t been outside of her house in a ...| New Haven Treatment Center
We want to help them foster resilience, an ambition for learning and leadership. We know these skills will help them prepare for a truly successful academic and professional future. Kori ...| New Haven Treatment Center
Many teenagers in treatment are being diagnosed with a disorder once associated primarily with soldiers returning from war. Post traumatic stress disorder| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
The word “no” has a bad reputation- from toddler to teenager, using that word can create conflict. Parents may feel guilty when saying it and worry their ki| New Haven Residential Treatment Center
