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Teen Rehab Resources
Educating yourself about mental health, substance use and different types of therapies can ease anxiety about treatment and better prepare you for conversations with insurance companies and treatment providers. Here are a list of resources:
Mental Health Conditions
Sandstone Care is an expert in the treatment of teens for substance use and mental health. We have a wealth of information about all types of substances, mental health disorders and treatment modalities.
Depression is surprisingly common among young people. Learn more about symptoms and how to treat it.
Read ArticleIf your teen struggles with anxiety, they’re not alone. Anxiety among youth has become an epidemic in the US and around the world.
Read ArticleMany people with ADHD learn to manage it successfully and live healthy, productive and fulfilling lives.
Read Article68% of surveyed children experienced at least one potentially traumatic event and more than half experienced multiple traumas.
Read ArticleA study by the National Institute of Mental Health found that 2.9 percent of US teens ages 13-18 met the criteria for bipolar disorder.
Read ArticleSubstances & Alcohol
The consequences of underage drinking are serious and can even be deadly, learn what to do if your teen has a problem with alcohol.
Read ArticleTeens aren’t aware of is just how dangerous and addictive opioid drugs are, and how much their use may be putting them at risk.
Read ArticleToday’s marijuana contains two to three times the amount of THC than it did just a few years ago.
Read ArticleDrugs and alcohol dramatically impede the brain’s development and can cause long-term damage.
Read ArticleAccording to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, 60 percent of teens have tried alcohol by age 18.
Read ArticleYoung people often misuse prescription attention-deficit disorder (ADD) or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) medications.
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