The latest news releases from the leader in adolescent, teen and young adult behavioral healthcare.
Newport Academy, part of a national network of evidence-based healing centers for teens with primary mental health disorders, has expanded its services to the Los Angeles area with the opening of residential treatment centers in northwest Los Angeles and an outpatient program in Santa Monica, providing a full spectrum of care for the area’s teens and families. Current data indicates…
Newport Healthcare, a national network of evidence-based healing centers for teens and young adults with primary mental health disorders, has announced the appointment of Jameson Norton, MBA, FACHE, to Chief Operating Officer. Norton is an accomplished healthcare executive, Vanderbilt Health Care MBA graduate, and Marine Corps veteran.
Newport Healthcare’s leadership team with more than 500 years of Clinical and Therapeutic expertise has been featured by many of the most respected press outlets around the world. We are proud to share our expertise and success stories on timely topics affecting teens, young adults and families today.
Newport Healthcare’s Ted Guastello highlights the importance of connection with children and teens, and stresses that parents need to have a pulse on what’s going on in their household and with their child. He explains that the mental health consequences of bullying and cyberbullying—for teens who bully and for their victims—aren’t always evident. That’s why it’s vital to pay attention to kids’ behavior and look for potential red flags.
Jamison Monroe Jr., Founder and Executive Chairman of Newport Healthcare, gives a TEDx Talk on disrupting education. Jamison is passionate about kids and about getting them the education they need—whether that means finding a way for them to go to school after war or a natural disaster, or supporting them within an educational environment that’s committed to helping students maintain sobriety. In this video, he shares his personal story of drug use and recovery as an illustration of how high-pressure academic institutions can promote substance abuse. He also relates inspiring stories of how education activists have made a difference for kids around the world.
