(480) 485-3424 Contact Us Self-harm relapse is a serious health consequence that can arise from untreated mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, and more. Self-harm, such as teen cutting, is a dangerous symptom of a larger mental health issue that likely requires professional intervention. While many do receive treatment, relapse is still a …
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Guide To Teen Self-Harm By Arizona Teen Mental Health Experts
Studies show that about 17% of teenagers in the United States engage in teen self-harm at least once. Such worrying statistics show that teen self-harm is a serious mental health condition that shouldn’t be ignored. Due to the complexity of teen self-harm, parents and caregivers need to educate themselves on this problem and understand when …
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Effective Evidence-Based Treatment Modalities for Teen PTSD in AZ
Studies show that 43% of boys and girls go through at least one traumatic event during their upbringing. Witnessing or experiencing distressing events, such as domestic problems, abuse, or violence, may leave teenagers traumatized. If the resulting trauma is not promptly addressed, it may trigger teen post-traumatic disorder (PTSD), a condition characterized by extreme nightmares, …
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What Does RTC Stand for in Rehab?
In the context of rehabilitation (rehab), RTC typically stands for “Residential Treatment Center.” This refers to a residential treatment facility that provides therapeutic services for individuals dealing with substance abuse, mental health issues, or other behavioral problems in a live-in setting. RTCs offer structured programs that include various forms of therapy, counseling, and support to …
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What is the Meaning of Residential Treatment in Arizona?
27% of adolescents in Arizona had a mental, emotional, developmental, or behavioral problem, according to the report published by Arizona Alliance for Adolescent Health. Once the problem is realized, professional treatment may be needed. Some of the treatment options available include inpatient (residential treatment, etc.) and outpatient mental health treatment (medication, group therapy, etc.). Residential …
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