At Missions Prep, during our intake process, we assess for technology dependence in teens, recognizing that technology is often a significant part of their lives. We examine how their use of technology impacts their sense of self, relationships, and overall well-being. Our approach is rooted in psychoeducation on the effects of technology on the brain, sleep, mood, and more.
At Missions Prep, during our intake process, we assess for technology dependence in teens, recognizing that technology is often a significant part of their lives. We examine how their use of technology impacts their sense of self, relationships, and overall well-being. Our approach is rooted in psychoeducation on the effects of technology on the brain, sleep, mood, and more.
We teach our clients to identify the pros and cons of their technology usage and help them find a balance between high and low dopamine experiences. Through selective exposure in a safe environment, we provide our clients with the opportunity to practice healthy habits and skills while being monitored and guided.
Our program allows us to intervene in real-time to process and build resiliency skills and tools. By creating a personalized and sustainable long-term care plan, we equip our clients to engage with technology effectively, empowering them to have enriched lives. At our core, we believe that technology is not inherently bad, and it can be a useful tool when used properly.
Our facilities are an important part of the treatment process at Mission Prep. We believe it’s critical for our clients to have a safe and welcoming environment to build the tools they need to facilitate healing. Our modern and welcoming homes provide stability for adolescents who need a healthy place to develop and practice strategies to help lay the foundation for sustainable healing.
Find out if Mission Prep is right for you by reaching out to us and speaking with one of our admissions representatives.
