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Do you suspect your teen is using substances? Hear from Rogers Behavioral Health’s executive director of addiction services, Dr. Michelle Maloney, about the steps you should follow to take care of yourself and your teen, including why you need to identify your own “hot” buttons. Learn tips for how to have important conversations with your teen about drugs and alcohol which can reduce the chances of your teen using them.
Dr. Michelle Maloney, executive director of addiction services at Rogers Behavioral Health, sheds light on the complex connection between mental health and teen substance use, and the most common conditions associated with addiction. Hear why it’s important to treat both the mental health illness and the substance use at the same time.
Dr. Michelle Maloney, executive director of addiction services at Rogers Behavioral Health, explains common reasons why teens turn to substances and who is most at risk. While smoking, vaping, alcohol, and marijuana are usually considered the most common substances teens use, Dr. Maloney shares why prescription medications also pose a significant hazard.
Dr. Michelle Maloney, executive director of addiction services at Rogers Behavioral Health, shares the latest information on teen substance use, and explains critical differences between substance use, abuse, and addiction. Learn the signs that could indicate a teen is using substances.
Dr. David Jacobi describes when a child or teen may need professional help for school refusal.
Dr. David Jacobi explains the mental health issues that could contribute to school refusal, how to recognize the signs and symptoms of mental health disorders, and treatment options available to help teens deal with mental health struggles.
Dr. Heather Jones shares some factors associated with school refusal, what contributes to school refusal, and how to confront your child.
In part six of our six-part series on Anxiety in Schools, Heather Jones, PhD, clinical supervisor at Rogers Behavioral Health, discusses when to refer to a specialist in the field and resources available to help with anxiety in schools.
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