Resources

Parasocial relationships can provide a sense of comfort to young people but pose risks when they replace authentic, real-life connections.

Learn why play should be embraced at every age, why your brain is wired for it, and how to make space for play in ways that feels realistic.

Young people with passive suicidal ideation are at great risk, even though there is no concrete suicide plan in place. Early intervention is key for mitigating risk and promoting recovery.

Talking to someone you don’t know might seem awkward, but experts say it’s good for mental health. Learn how these small interactions boost mood, reduce anxiety, and improve well-being.

Alex S. not only found healing at Newport, but a calling to help others with mental health struggles. Read more about his residential treatment experience at Newport.

Bloomscrolling encourages people to curate and engage with online content that supports emotional well-being, connection, and inspiration. Learn the science behind it and how to start.

In this Q&A, Newport eating disorder experts share why eating should be a source of joy, not shame and how nutrition is a pathway to healing.