Our dedication to adolescent mental health has been recognized by leading media outlets, highlighting our expert team, innovative programs, and the impact we’re making in the lives of young people and their families. From in-depth interviews to features on our approach to treatment, these stories showcase our commitment to providing compassionate, evidence-based care for adolescents on their path to healing.
Mission Prep and Aja Chavez recently shared insights on a growing body of research showing that yelling at children can have long-term psychological effects. Studies suggest that frequent verbal discipline, including yelling and harsh criticism, may contribute to increased anxiety, low self-esteem, and behavioral challenges in children. Experts emphasize that
Mission Prep and Aja Chavez recently shared insights on a growing body of research showing that yelling at children can have long-term psychological effects. Studies suggest that frequent verbal discipline, including yelling and harsh criticism, may contribute to increased anxiety, low self-esteem, and behavioral challenges in children. Experts emphasize that
Mission Prep and our Director of Adolescent Services, Aja Chavez, were featured in a CBS News Chicago segment, Experts Offer Tips for Spotting, Helping Teens Going Through Mental Health Issues. Aja discussed key signs of mental health struggles in teens, such as social withdrawal, academic decline, and mood changes. She
Mission Prep and Aja Chavez recently shared insights on how to identify and support teens experiencing mental health struggles. With rising concerns about youth mental health, early recognition of warning signs is crucial in helping young people get the support they need. Experts emphasize that open communication is key. Parents,
Mission Prep and Aja Chavez recently shared insights on the growing evidence linking depression to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes. A new study suggests that depression is not just an emotional health issue—it can also play a role in physical health conditions by influencing stress levels, inflammation, and
Mission Prep and Aja Chavez recently shared insights on the growing evidence linking depression to an increased risk of Type 2 diabetes. A new study suggests that depression is not just an emotional health issue—it can also play a role in physical health conditions by influencing stress levels, inflammation, and
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