Helping Angry Teens: Inside Rotary House’s 12-Week Transformation
Success and how we see it here is not the absence of the issue, because the reality is in most situations related to mental health, anxiety, anger, whatever it is.
Teenagers often face a whirlwind of emotions, and for some, anger becomes a constant, uncontrollable companion. In this episode of 'Life Unscripted', host Janice Arnoldi sheds light on the Rotary House program, a unique 12-week live-in initiative designed to help teens manage their anger in a safe and supportive environment. The program not only allows kids to continue their schooling but also offers them a chance to live with peers facing similar challenges.
This creates a community where they can learn and grow together. Janice chats with a therapist from Pathstone Mental Health, who provides a deep dive into the program’s structure and the therapeutic techniques used to help these young individuals. From understanding the root causes of their anger to developing practical coping skills, the therapist discusses how Rotary House offers a lifeline to teens and their families.
COVID-19 has exacerbated mental health issues, making programs like Rotary House more crucial than ever. The therapist shares insights on how the pandemic has impacted teens' mental health and how the program adapts to these new challenges. Parenting plays a vital role in the success of these interventions, and the episode highlights ways parents can support their children through this journey.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in youth mental health, offering hope and practical advice for dealing with anger issues. Discover how Rotary House is making a difference, one teen at a time.