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Key Facts Parents Should Know About Mental Health Treatment for Teens

What Is Mental Illness? Are you a parent or guardian wondering what the term mental illness means for your teen?  Adolescence is a period marked by rapid physical, emotional, and social changes, making teens more vulnerable to mental health issues. Mental illness refers to a wide range of mental health conditions that affect mood, thinking, and behavior in teens.  These can include depression, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, addictive behaviors, and schizophrenia, among

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Drug Addiction Treatment for Teens in Texas

Drug Addiction Treatment for Teens Types of Treatment and Therapies for Teen Drug Addiction Teen drug addiction is never just about the substance itself. Addiction is rooted in underlying issues such as mental health conditions or experiences of trauma which push young people toward drug or alcohol abuse. Effective teen addiction treatment requires addressing these underlying issues through transformative programs that heal the mind, body, and soul. Recovery is a journey of

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions Please see below for our frequently asked questions. If you have a question that is not covered here, please feel free to contact us. What are the ages of boys in treatment? Clearfork Academy works with boys between the ages of 13 and 18 years old. Will insurance cover my treatment? That depends on your insurance. For a list of providers we work with, check out the “How To

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What Do We Treat

Clearfork Academy’s faith-based, therapeutic program and masters-level licensed therapists can help your child overcome behavioral health issues, including: Anxiety disorders like generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder Depressive disorders like major depressive disorder and persistent depressive disorder Bipolar disorder Attention Deficit disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)  Substance use disorders Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) Borderline personality disorder Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) Self-harm behavior We

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Residential Treatment Program for Teen Boys in Texas

Specialized Programming For Adolescent Males Substance abuse and mental health issues can affect anyone at any age. When young adults turn to drugs, it can be for several reasons, from coping with trauma to managing stress. What may seem like self-medication can quickly spiral into misuse and, ultimately, addiction. At Clearfork Academy, it is our calling to offer teens an alternative to the troubled path of substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. Our

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Teen Mental Disorders

Mental health conditions affect your emotions, thinking, behavior, and self-image, impacting your daily life. In the past, a common attitude was that people needed to pull themselves up by their bootstraps or just get on with it. However, mental health disorders should be taken as seriously as physical illnesses because they can be just as damaging, particularly if left untreated. Globally, mental health disorders are common among teenagers, with one in seven

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What You Need to Know About Body Dysmorphic Disorder and Addiction

Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is growing among teens due to social media, societal standards, and constant comparisons to other people’s bodies. In a day and time where body image has become of great importance to teens, it is necessary to look out for signs of BDD. Knowing how to have a healthy self-image is important for maintaining mental health and preventing further co-occurring issues like addiction. What Is Body Dysmorphic Disorder? Body

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Top 7 Questions to Ask When Looking for Treatment

Many young men and teenagers gravitate to using substances because of mental health disorders. However, compared to girls, boys are less likely to get a diagnosis for mental health problems. Further, boys tend to externalize mental health problems, while girls internalize them. Excessive anger, aggression, risk-taking behavior, and substance use are all signs of externalized mental health problems. Therefore, finding the right fit for your son is crucial for their recovery. Clearfork

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