Mental Health Resources For Families
Take the First Step, Learn About Mental Health
New Haven is a leader in residential treatment development and continuous quality improvement. We have been researching, creating, and compiling resources for our own use and for distribution to parents and professionals for fifteen years. We want to share what we’ve learned about adolescence, parenting, education, and what we’ve found to be the most effective treatment approaches available for adolescent girls. Whether you’re a parent, a professional, or a student, feel free to peruse the tips and articles contained in this section.
We also invite you to take a look at our outcome data summaries from the past few years; we think you’ll find the results of our work very impressive!
Mental Health Articles
- Depression
- School Refusal
- Suicidal Ideation
- Oppositional / Defiant Behavior
- Substance Abuse
- Cutting & Self-harm
- Running Away
- Trauma & PTSD
- Borderline Personality Disorder
- Attachment Disorder
- Bipolar Disorder
- Learning Disorders
- ADHD / ADD
- Sensory Processing Disorder
- Lying & Manipulation
- Sleep & Mental Health Issues
Working with Referring Professionals
The best initial sources of advice regarding placement are mental health professionals and educational consultants. It’s worth the cost of these services to ensure that you have the objective support, guidance, and advocacy you need to make a sound treatment choice.
Learn More About Referring Professionals
Understand the Types of Treatment Programs
Understanding the types of treatment services available can be a helpful first step to making a good treatment choice for your child.
Learn More About the Different Types of Treatment Programs
Choosing the Right Treatment Program
With the right support you can make a treatment choice that’s based not on desperation, but on an understanding of your child’s unique set of issues and the best available treatment options.
There are several steps you can take to ensure that, even in this time of crisis and confusion, you make a rational and appropriate treatment choice for your child.
