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At Turning Winds Therapy Goes Deeper

Are you seeking a transformative solution for your teen’s challenges? Turning Winds offers a long-term residential treatment center for teens that fills the gaps left by other treatment options. Such a transformation takes time. Most teens need between six to nine months, but the results are often dramatic. Alumna Madison (not her real name) was […]

Does Teen Residential Treatment Work? Our 2024 Outcomes Report Has the Answer

A smiling teenage boy in the forest, representing hope and healing, successful outcomes from residential treatment at Turning Winds

For any parent watching their child struggle with deep anxiety or depression, one question rises above all others:  ‘Will my teen ever truly get better?’  You’re looking for more than promises; you’re looking for proof.  And in our 2024 Outcomes, we believe the answer is a resounding Yes.   When your teen is struggling with anxiety, […]

Treating Reactive Attachment Disorder

Turning Winds works with teenagers, ages 13–18, who would benefit from clinical therapy and academic guidance as they transition to adulthood. We specialize in many of the most common mental health conditions, such as low self-esteem, behavioral problems, poor academic performance, and various disorders, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, substance […]

A Turning Winds Alumnus Offers Support and Hope

The Turning Winds team is dedicated to fostering lifelong relationships and promoting the healing of our teenage clients. Our model of care, renowned for its effective therapeutic support, mirrors a functional family system. This system is integral to our residential treatment for teens. From the beginning, embodying the essence of family has been a cornerstone […]

The Children We Heal

Turning Winds works with teenage clients, ages 13–18, who may benefit from clinical therapy and academic guidance as they transition to adulthood. We are a catalyst for positive change in the lives of those who spend time here and specialize in many of the most common mental health conditions such as low self-esteem; behavioral problems; […]

Curious Parenting to Support Your Kids

“All loving parents face essentially the same challenge: raising children who have their heads on straight and will have a good chance to make it in the big world,” wrote Foster Cline, MD, and co-author Jim Fay in Parenting with Love and Logic. “We must equip our darling offspring to make the move from total […]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month

According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five US adults experiences mental illness each year, and one in 20 experiences serious mental illness each year. One in six American youth between the ages of 6 and 17 experiences a mental health disorder each year. Fifty percent of all lifetime mental illness […]

TRICARE Approved Residential Treatment for Youth

TRICARE East Approved Residential Treatment for Youth Proudly providing compassionate, comprehensive mental health care for the sons and daughters of military families. Verify Insurance Now Call us: 1-800-845-1380 TRICARE East Teen Mental Health Residential Treatment & Turning Winds: A Lifeline for Military Families The Urgent Need for Teen Mental Health Support in Military Families Resilience […]

More Than Just Bad Grades: When Your Teen’s Academic Struggles Signal Mental Health Decline

Worsening grades, skipping school, and missing assignments are often dismissed as the behavior of a lazy and distracted teenager. But when a once-engaged student no longer hands in homework, retreats from their friends, or stops participating in school activities or projects altogether, it may indicate something far more serious than a lack of discipline. Academic […]

How Grind Culture Harms Our Kids

Mental health issues among teenagers have been rising for more than a decade, and many experts have pointed a finger at social media as one of the culprits. In 2023, former Surgeon General Vivek Murthy issued an advisory in which he wrote that “frequent social media use may be associated with distinct changes in the […]