5 Keys to Building Rapport with Teenage Clients
Newport Medical Director Karla Molinero, MD, describes how everything from the lighting in the treatment room to the therapist’s nonverbal communication can contribute to building trust.
Newport Medical Director Karla Molinero, MD, describes how everything from the lighting in the treatment room to the therapist’s nonverbal communication can contribute to building trust.
In this Q&A, Michael Roeske, PsyD, Senior Director of Newport’s Center for Research and Innovation (CRI), discusses our latest outcomes report and the CRI’s mission.
It’s easy to feel exhausted, drained, and overwhelmed when we’re constantly juggling a zillion things at a time. Whether it’s a demanding job, parenting, caregiving, housekeeping, or other responsibilities, the pressure can take a major toll.
At a time when so many adolescents are suffering from anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues, it’s critical that families not feel afraid to seek treatment.
It’s not just the healthcare industry that’s feeling the effects of the ongoing youth mental health crisis. Companies and organizations in general are experiencing the repercussions.
Our clinical training model incorporates the most advanced, evidence-based treatment modalities for both adolescent and young adult populations.
Offering positive support through words of encouragement strengthens emotional bonds and helps nurture relationships, says Kristin Wilson, Chief Experience Officer at Newport Healthcare.