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What Happens in Partial Hospitalization Programs for Adolescents?

We often hear from parents that a partial hospitalization program isn’t right for their teen struggling with behavioral...

Navigating Adolescent Treatment Programs in Orange County: Finding the Right Level of Care for Your Teen

Navigating the treatment terrain is overwhelming. Doubly so if your teen is in crisis or on the precipice of a...

Can My Child Go To School While They’re in Treatment? And 3 More Common Questions About Extended Care

When parents in Orange County, CA, seek help for their teens facing behavioral health issues, the journey can be...

Planting the Roots of Recovery: 4 Reasons to Choose an Extended Care Continuum for Your Child

“We just want this to work” is a common refrain we hear from parents who are researching adolescent behavioral health...

Adolescent Treatment is More Than Therapy: 4 Life Skills We Focus on During Your Child’s Extended Care Program

As parents, when your teen needs help, finding the right adolescent behavioral health treatment is all that matters....

Accountability in Action: Why Extended Care Works for Adolescents

The teenage years are a pivotal time of growth, self-discovery, and full of change. For young adults struggling with a...

Your Child Graduated Residential Treatment but Still Needs Help – Now What?

Congratulations! Your child successfully completed residential treatment. So what now? While completing an adolescent...

Understanding Teen Drug Experimentation: A Guide for Parents

Watching our kids grow into young adults is a rewarding experience. As they mature and evolve, so too are their brains....

Teens and Marjuana Use: What Are the Dangers and What Should Parents Watch For?

Experimenting with weed has been a rite of passage for teenagers across the world. Usually considered relatively...

Healing Your Family While Your Adolescent Is In Recovery: 3 Important First Steps

It’s been a whirlwind of activity, fear, and finally, relief. Your child was in crisis but they’re now safe and...

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