If your teen is struggling and you are not sure where to turn, then you have come to the right place. South Carolina adolescents who are suffering from any kind of mental, behavioral, or substance use disorders need and deserve help. It might seem hopeless now, but it does not have to stay that way. Your child is not a bad kid, he/she is struggling and while they might not admit it today, they are suffering and want help but perhaps are scared or embarrassed to ask for it. There is hope! Your child can heal long-term and we here at Turning Winds want to help make that happen for your child and your family.
Chances are this is not something new; you have been battling this for a while now. You’ve tried a variety of different approaches to address the problem and improve your child’s behavior, attitudes and overall health; restrictions, consequences, serious and stern discussions, perhaps even having your child stay with family members to see if demeanor and behaviors would change – you have tried it all and nothing has worked. Your goal remains the same, to get your loved one help and save their life If you are researching how to help your kiddo and landed on this page, then you are in the right place and we want to help you find the help they deserve. The goal is get them the best care from the start so that they can learn how to live life on life’s terms in a healthy and productive way.
As you research programs, do not limit yourself to your local area or even home state. While it is appealing to family, especially parents, to have your child’s care be close to home that should not be the top priority. We said the goal is finding the best care possible for your kiddo and to do that you’ll want to expand your search – seek quality of care, not convenience of location. In fact, many parents who have been in your shoes and gone through similar experiences will tell you that having your child close to home often increases the risk of failure – your child is still around the same negative influences and is more prone to run away from treatment. Getting your child out of the area separates them from the calamity and allows them to reset and focus on themselves and their healing journey while also exposing them to new opportunities and activities. A space that can provide nature, fresh air, and activities like skiing, camping, biking, and hiking will help your teen get refreshed and inspired while also learning new talents, building self-esteem, and creating positive and healthy habits where they can redirect their energies. We have witnessed countless miracles here at Turning Winds in the nature and wonder of the Rocky Mountains and the great Pacific North West; we know the value of getting a child away from home separated from negative influences, bad habits, and unhealthy relationships.
Did you know that some treatment programs will tell you that you only need 30 days to rehab a teen back to health? In many cases this is because that is what most commercial insurance companies will cover. We have found through our years of treating and healing adolescents that short-term care is rarely enough and attending a program 3 months or longer greatly decreases the risk of relapse or further life-threatening consequences. If you want your teen to fully heal and become the best version of themselves, then you should truly consider long-term care.
There is no way around it, quality mental/behavioral health and substance abuse treatment can be costly. We encourage you to research and explore all the resources available to you to help with funding for your teen’s care. If you have commercial health insurance it might possibly help with some coverage. It’s best to work directly with the treatment program that you have researched and chosen so you can find out from the start if they are an option and what your out-of-pocket expenses would be. The cost of care might seem daunting, but when you consider what you’ll end up spending in the long run if you don’t get your child the help they need today it becomes much less challenging. It might seem impossible, but saving your child’s life and preparing them for an amazing future could only cost you the monthly amount of a car loan. Turning Winds helps our families find the best resources to help them navigate costs while also advocating for their child’s care and coverage. If you would like to know if your insurance covers treatment, call now at 800-845-1380. You are not alone and we are here to help the best we can.
Turning Winds is a mental health, behavioral health, and substance use disorder treatment center and boarding school for struggling adolescents located on 150 acres in the beautiful Rocky Mountains of Montana. Whether you are looking for help in the state of South Carolina or wanting to attend treatment out-of-state, we can help you find the right treatment for your teen.
It is very common to feel overwhelmed by the treatment process and that is why we want to make sure you are equipped with the facts so that you can make the best decision for your child.
For more information on how Turning Winds can help you, contact us now at 800-845-1380.
Turning Winds wants to make sure that you are able to get the help you deserve, so please feel free to utilize these free resources below.
United Way SC is a nationwide nonprofit organization designed to help those struggling with economic, health, and social service issues.
2-1-1 is a local resource line for those residing in the state of SC.
SAMHSA (Substance Abuse and Mental Health Service Administration) is a government funded agency to help those suffering from mental, behavioral, and/or substance abuse issues that may hav limited funds and/or state funded insurance coverage find care.
AA South Carolina (Alcoholics Anonymous) fellowship for alcoholics.
Al-Anon/Alateen SC fellowship for those who know someone is or should be in AA.
NA South Carolina (Narcotics Anonymous) fellowship for addicts.
Nar-Anon SC fellowship for those who know someone is or should be in NA.
SC Youth Services provides information and resources for parents and youth.
LGBTQ Support provides support and resources for the SC LGBTQ community.
South Carolina Social Services provides information for those in SC.
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Phone: 800-845-1380
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