Community, Connection, Counseling
How to tell if your child may be using drugs?
- Is your child experiencing decreased self esteem?
- Has your child's interest in sports, school, hobbies or family changed?
- Has your child's friends changed?
- Is your child experiencing depression, anxiety, mania or anger?
If you are a parent, remember to keep hope. The first step to helping your child is to identify the signs of problematic drug use and then to seek professional help if you think your teen is in danger.
What does the Youth Recovery & Treatment Program address?
- Drug & Alcohol abuse by teenagers aged 13 to 18
- Unhealthy behaviors, mentalities, feelings and activities related to the use of drugs or alcohol by teenagers
What is the Mission of the Youth Recovery & Treatment Program?
- Our Mission is to provide guidance for teens who are struggling at home, at school or in their community due to the abuse of drugs or alcohol. We are here to help stabilize teens in immediate crisis and then guide them towards making long term & lasting positive changes in their lives.
What is offered in HealthStone's Youth Recovery Program?
- Mental Health Assessment
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy with Peers
- Family Counseling
- Post-Treatment Continuing Care
- Access to additional Educational Opportunities
- Contact with Youth Recovery & Treatment Alumni
Our Integrated Approach
- We treat substance abuse disorders at the same time as co-occurring mental health issues (ex: depression and/or anxiety). By addressing the root causes of substance abuse disorders, we best promote a long term, sustainable recovery.
- Motivate youth to evaluate their lives & consider changes they may need to make. We then help each teen develop their own specific action plan for a healthy life.
- Provide a year-round sober activities program
- Specialized programs for cultural, ethnic and sexual minorities; youth with disabilities; and youth involved with the juvenile justice system
- Teaching scientifically-proven skills to help teens manage emotions and reduce suicidal and self-harm behavior
- Parents Group sessions post-treatment – promotes important friendships with other parents through support and encouragement
In Case of Emergency
If this is a life threatening emergency and you or someone you care about is in immediate danger, please CALL 911.
If you need someone to talk to now, please TEXT 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.