A recent study dated 2020, “Substance Use Prevention Programming for Adolescents and Young Adults” published in Substance Use & Misuse highlights major gaps in youth prevention services nationwide, gaps that Project Eden is actively working on closing. At a time when youth are facing unprecedented pressures and exposure to substance use, our commitment to evidence-based,
Goal setting for teens is essential for achieving success in life. Remember, it’s a process – it simply doesn’t happen all at once. But by setting meaningful goals in your teenage years, you can start the process of building what you want to achieve, creating the life you want to live, and watching your ambitions come
Finding a passion and purpose is one of the best ways to resist teenage drug and alcohol use. Exploring healthy activities and personal interests can help inspire teens to prioritize the things that matter most in life, build a sense of independence, and resist the influences that promote substance use. Project Eden helps prevent substance use
As a parent, you can be the strongest supporter of your teen’s path to substance use recovery. Recovering from a substance use disorder isn’t always easy, but by creating a healthy and supportive environment for your teen to flourish in, you can help them turn a new leaf and create a strong foundation of mental health
Being a teen is as hard as ever. Perhaps more so. The different social pressures that existed 50 years ago are now intensified with social media and pop culture that often idealizes (and rewards) bad behavior. These are just a few reasons why having a strong support system is crucial for teenagers. A well-rounded support network
Setting healthy boundaries with friends is crucial for maintaining respectful and fulfilling relationships. Boundaries help protect your well-being, ensure mutual respect, and prevent misunderstandings. Whether it’s managing your time, personal space, private information, or expressing your needs, boundary setting creates a foundation of trust and support in friendships. Feeling overwhelmed? Talk it out with someone who
What is Residential Rehab? Residential rehab, or inpatient treatment, is a form of addiction treatment where individuals live at a specialized facility for a certain period. It provides a structured and immersive environment so that individuals can solely focus on recovery and overall healing. With 24/7 support and supervision, individuals can engage in intensive treatments, group sessions, and holistic
What Is a Residential Treatment Facility? A residential treatment facility is a specialized healthcare facility where individuals reside for intensive and structured treatment. It differs from other treatment centers by providing an inpatient setting, a longer duration of stay, and a multidisciplinary approach involving professionals from various fields.1 Residential treatment centers offer 24/7 supervision and a focus on
What Are Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACES)? Childhood and adolescence are very pivotal times in human development. Experiences during childhood can have a huge impact on how a person sees, feels, and interacts with the world. If all goes well during childhood and adolescence, children can grow up to be healthy and happy adults. However, those who
The Basics of a Women’s Residential Treatment Center Addiction and the path to recovery look different for everyone. Men and women seeking sobriety often have varying needs during and after treatment. A women’s residential treatment center can provide women with gender-specific treatment and support. Overview of Gender-Specific Care Men and women experience addiction in unique ways. The risk
