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Embark Behavioral Health Moves Support Office to Vibrant Chandler Mixed-Use Development 

The Unique Office Space Was Designed To Celebrate Company’s Culture, Values, and Purpose  CHANDLER, Ariz. — Aug. 29, 2022 — Embark Behavioral Health, a leading network of mental health treatment programs for youths and their families, recently moved its support office to a 24,000-square-foot office space in Chandler, Arizona. The company hired interior architecture firm…

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Canine Therapy at Calo Programs Helps Teens Heal, Form Healthy Relationships 

The connection between humans and dogs has long been recognized as a powerful bond. Calo Programs is making the most of it with its exceptional canine therapy program for teens.  During the 12 to 15 months teenagers typically spend at the residential treatment center in Lake Ozark, Missouri, they have the opportunity to train golden…

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Family Involvement Key Part of Healing Process at Embark Behavioral Health 

When it comes to addressing a preteen, teen, or young adult’s mental health concerns and helping them heal, the Embark Behavioral Health team believes developing and practicing healthy relationships with family members is essential. That’s why this leading network of mental health treatment programs uses a family-systems framework for therapy that allows children and their…

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Embark Behavioral Health Named One of Arizona’s Top Workplaces 

Mental Health Provider Acknowledged as an Elite Workplace for Its People-Centered Culture and Efficient Innovation   PHOENIX — July 19, 2022 — Embark Behavioral Health, a leading network of mental health treatment programs for youths, was recognized as one of Arizona’s 2022 Top Workplaces. This prestigious award presented by AZCentral, part of the USA Today Network,…

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Embark Behavioral Health Shares Youth Mental Health Documentary, Resources at Screening Events 

Company’s Partnership With WETA/PBS Brings Film to Audiences Nationwide  PHOENIX — July 18, 2022 — Embark Behavioral Health is partnering with WETA/PBS to host screening events of “Ken Burns Presents Hiding in Plain Sight: Youth Mental Illness – A Film by Erik Ewers & Christopher Loren Ewers.” These events will create a space to share…

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Outpatient clinic space for therapists to help teens and adolescents with mental health issues.

Embark at Main Line Serves 100+ Families in First Year

Embark at Main Line recently celebrated two key milestones: its one-year anniversary and helping more than 100 families who’ve been affected by mental health disorders. Additionally, the outpatient therapy clinic in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, has been honored for providing excellent behavioral health services for teenagers. The Reasons for Embark at Main Line’s Success As part of…

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Embark Behavioral Health Launches Podcasts Addressing Youth Mental Health

Mental and Behavioral Health Provider Announces Two Shows, Bolsters Organizational Goal of Leading the Way In Taking Teen and Young Adult Anxiety, Depression, and Suicide to All-Time Lows by 2028 PHOENIX — June 23, 2022 — Embark Behavioral Health, a leading network of mental health treatment programs, announced today the launch of two monthly podcasts…

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Embark at Campbell Provides Affirming, Healing Environment for LGBTQ+ Youths

The Trevor Project’s 2022 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health found that nearly 3 out of 4 LGBTQ+ youths reported symptoms of anxiety, more than half reported symptoms of depression, and almost half seriously considered attempting suicide in the past year. Affirming, supportive mental health care is critical to these young people and can…

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Intensive Therapy Options for Teens During the Summer

Summer can be a great time for teens to try intensive therapy programs, as once school is out, they typically have more room in their schedules to deeply address behavioral and mental health challenges. That’s important for those more intense programs, given they last anywhere from a few hours a day multiple days per week…

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Tackling the Teen Mental Health Crisis

Findings from multiple organizations highlight the severity of the youth mental health crisis in America. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data, in 2020, suicide was the second-leading cause of death for ages 10-14 and the third-leading cause for ages 15-24.  A December 2021 U.S. surgeon general’s advisory on youth mental health reported…

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