September is National Recovery Month

September 5, 2023
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Use this as an opportunity to transform your teen's life

September brings with it not only a change in weather but also a celebration of resilience and transformation. That’s why there’s no better time for National Recovery Month. This month brings opportunities to speak up about youth substance abuse, advocate for recovery, and move toward healing. 

Now is the Time to Talk Prevention

Adolescence is a vulnerable time, with peer pressure and the desire to fit in leading young people down dangerous paths. Nearly 35% of teens say they have had at least one alcoholic drink before age 20, while almost half of 12th graders have tried marijuana. 

National Recovery Month is a valuable opportunity to have open conversations with teens about making healthy choices.

How to Help Your Teen Take a Step Toward Recovery

There’s no shame in recovery, healing, and a better quality of life. If your teen is already on a path of addiction or abuse, it’s not too late to help. Our in-house youth substance abuse program in Ricmond creates a safe, non-judgmental space for your teen to overcome addiction and build healthy habits and decision-making skills for a lifetime. Contact us today to learn more. 

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residential treatment program

Traumatized children develop strategies for coping- some functional and some dysfunctional. We strive to empower youth and their families to overcome their difficulties and fulfill their potential.
Adolescent Focused (Ages 11-17)
24/7 Psychiatrist & Nursing Coverage
Comprehensive Discharge Planning
Psychoeducation Learning Groups
Accredited Substance Abuse Programs
Nutritional Counseling
Certified Activities Therapy
Individual, Group & Family Therapy
Individual, Group & Family Therapy
Promotion of Social Interaction
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