During this time of global pandemic and social distancing, you might be feeling some anxiety, zoom-fatigue, and loneliness. Well, you aren’t alone. Our friends at Boston University send this note…
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In this time of anxiety and fear of the unknown, it is so easy to get wrapped up in what “could be.” What if you get in a car accident?…
Aftercare treatment at Sunrise RTC Sunrise believes that a student’s Sunrise journey doesn’t end with graduation, and supportive transition is important for all of our families. We offer a wide…
If you are one of the bright people who recognized that there is a problem in your family that can’t continue without negative side-effects, then congratulations! You are already off…
A Brief Application of Epistemology to Residential Treatment It is nearly universally inquired as it is reported, “what are you hoping for your daughter in her treatment? The answer, “to…
Raising the Bar with DBT Training Sunrise is thrilled to announce that every clinician is now comprehensively trained in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)! Last month, with collaboration from Behavioral Tech,…
Contingency is a foundational word in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Every parent should understand this critical term. Contingencies are one of our greatest allies in shaping your relationship with your…
Whether your teen has been gone for a night or a week, running away is a serious issue that should be addressed immediately and unequivocally. When a child’s whereabouts are unknown, the adults responsible for them cannot provide for their well-being. In addition, high-risk behaviors and victimization can occur in many runaway scenarios. The following tips can help parents intervene effectively to interrupt new or chronic runaway behavior.
One of the most important skills we learn at a very early age is that some things are different from others. In fact, it is considered a critical developmental milestone…
Self-care is a crucial element to being healthy. I know I struggle to find the time and the motivation for it after a long day. But that’s the thing, self-care…
