Author name: Megan Gerbino, M.S.N., APRN, FNP-C

This article provides general information about New Hampshire and Maine law as of publication. It is not legal advice. We recommend confirming current requirements with an attorney or treating clinician. If your teen refuses therapy, will not attend an evaluation, or says they are not going to treatment, you may be wondering if you can

You’ve been told your teen needs residential treatment. Now you’re comparing websites, reading reviews, and trying to decide which programs you can trust. We wrote this guide to give families a practical checklist they can use with any residential treatment program, including ours. Our goal is simple: help you ask informed questions, verify the answers,

When your teenager is struggling with their mental health so much so that you know professional (and perhaps residential) support is necessary, one of the first questions you may have is, “What level of care do they need?” The terminology alone can be confusing. You may hear terms such as inpatient, outpatient, residential treatment, intensive