Youth & Adolescent Care

As we get older, our ability to deal with problems and setbacks evolves. Sometime around age 25, our brains fully develop. Even with that evolved maturity, though, we adults can still buckle under the weight of depression. At times, depression can even feel inescapable.

Self-harm can be alarming and can have a negative effect on those who engage in the practice, as well as on their friends and family. Learning about the reasons behind self-inflicted injury can help us learn to recognize and stop self harm. One of the first things to do if you think your child is self-harming is to have a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation to learn the extent of the problem and create a guide for treating the problem. Then, you should find a medical practice that has the expertise to help adolescents, like J. Flowers Health Institute.

Why are adolescent screenings so important? How do they help children heal and stay well?

Adolescent screenings are used by health professionals to assess the overall health of a child and to pinpoint problems to treat.