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Teen Survival Skills is a 12-week, group therapy program designed to help adolescents, ages 13 to 17, who struggle with a coexisting mental health issue such as depression, anxiety and anger and a substance abuse problem. This therapeutic group program offers both mental health and substance abuse treatment and includes random drug testing. Each client will receive a comprehensive clinical assessment and an individualized treatment plan prior to the start of the program.

Teen Survival Skills covers topics such as:
  • Learning impulse control
  • Regulating emotions
  • Becoming abstinent and maintaining
  • Abstinence from drugs and alcohol
  • Controlling anger
  • Addressing faulty thought processes
  • Coping with depression
  • Developing stress management skills
Adolescents must meet certain clinical criteria to be entered into this group therapy program determined through a clinical assessment.