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Discover how long do benzos stay in your system and the factors influencing their duration. Learn more about benzodiazepines now!

Discover how DBT in residential care helps teens in crisis through structured therapy, family support, and a personalized recovery plan.

Discover how CBT in teen PHP programs builds coping skills, supports mental health, and fits into busy academic and social lives.

Discover how EMDR therapy helps teens overcome traumatic memories. Learn about its benefits, safety, and how Lotus Behavioral Health supports healing.

Learn how cognitive behavioral therapy for teens helps treat anxiety, depression, and substance use in a supportive, family-focused environment.

Sending a teen to rehab can be overwhelming. This guide helps parents understand the process, from assessment and detox to therapy and aftercare, ensuring the best support for their child’s recovery.

Underage drinking can disrupt brain development, leading to cognitive issues, risky behaviors, and mental health challenges. Learn how alcohol affects the adolescent brain and how to prevent underage drinking.

Teens struggling with substance abuse often need supervised detox to manage withdrawal symptoms and ensure a safe recovery. Learn how detox works, when medical supervision is necessary, and how to find the right program for your teen.

Underage drinking remains a concern, even as teen alcohol use declines. Teens may drink due to peer pressure, stress, mental health struggles, or family influences. Understanding these factors helps parents prevent alcohol abuse and support their teens.

Nearly 10% of teens report using drugs, making substance abuse a growing concern. Discover the warning signs, risk factors, and treatment options to support teen recovery.

Teens face challenges that can impact their mental health. Learn to recognize red flags like substance abuse, social isolation, and mood swings to support their well-being.

Teen substance abuse is a serious problem, affecting nearly 20% of US teens. It's crucial for parents and professionals to understand the risk factors, which include trauma, mental health issues, family history, bullying, and social isolation.