Family Guidance

Family involvement plays a critical role in adolescent and young adult mental health care, but knowing how to help without overstepping can be challenging. This category is designed specifically for parents and caregivers seeking guidance, clarity, and reassurance throughout the treatment process.

Articles here address common family concerns, including what to expect during treatment, how families are involved in care, how to support teens while preserving autonomy, and how to manage stress, guilt, or uncertainty as a caregiver. The focus is on collaboration, communication, and setting healthy boundaries that support long-term progress.

This content is not about fixing or controlling outcomes. It’s about helping families feel informed, supported, and confident in their role throughout the care journey.

Setting Intentions for the New Year: A Mental Health-Centered Approach to Lasting Change

What Parents Can Do to Support Their Child This Suicide Prevention Month

Self-Care Tips for Parents Supporting Mental Health Recovery

How DBT-A Empowers Adolescents and Their Families at PRI Treatment Center