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Teens Feel Less Emotional Support Than Their Parents Believe

​​As a youth mental health crisis persists in the US, a new report highlights a significant gap between the level of support that teenagers feel and the amount that parents think their children have, CNN’s Deidre McPhillips reported in July. According to a new report published by the National Center

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Equine Experience: How Working With Horses Can Build Self-Esteem and Trust

Turning Winds utilizes a variety of experiential treatment modalities. We use the great outdoors of Montana to combine adventure therapy, experiential education, and psycho-educational therapy. Experiential learning is based on the assumption that lasting change can occur when people are placed outside their familiar comfort environment and immersed in new

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Outdoor Activities Do More Than Just Support Therapy—They Are Therapy

Exposure to nature and exercising outdoors can improve a person’s mental health immensely. Through utilizing outdoor recreation in our treatment program, our teens experience the therapeutic effect of the great outdoors in a way that few will ever forget.  Last summer, our outdoor program launched a new pontoon boat. It

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Group Homes In Salem, OR

Turning Winds is a superior residential treatment center specializing in a variety of therapeutic intervention strategies (CBT, DBT, behavioral therapy) and life skills development and experiential education for adolescent boys and girls from Salem, OR who may be experiencing obstacles such as pornography addiction (online or magazines), pain medication abuse/addiction,

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Group Homes In Medford, MA

Turning Winds is a superior residential treatment center specializing in a variety of therapeutic intervention strategies (CBT, DBT, behavioral therapy) and life skills development and experiential education for adolescent boys and girls from Medford, MA who may be experiencing obstacles such as pornography addiction (online or magazines), pain medication abuse/addiction, and/or

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