Teen Behavioral
and Emotional Wellness Assessment


A Comprehensive Behavioral Assessment for Teens - Is your Teen is at-Risk?
As a parent, understanding your teen’s behavior and emotional well-being is crucial in providing the support they need. Our carefully designed questionnaire delves into various aspects of your teen’s life, from academic performance and social interactions to emotional health and risk-taking behaviors.
By answering these questions, you’ll gain valuable insights into potential areas of concern and how best to address them. Your responses will help identify whether your teen might benefit from additional support or professional guidance. Take the first step in supporting your teen’s journey to well-being. Start the assessment now to understand your teen’s needs better.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We help parents of at-risk youth find educational boarding schools and therapeutic programs. These therapeutic programs are often residential treatment centers or programs, therapeutic boarding schools, Christian based teen boarding schools, Wilderness Programs, and more.
Tweens and teens in middle and high school whose future is at risk. In most cases, where the likelihood of an adverse outcome is higher unless someone intercedes.
On our website, you can learn about treatment options, parenting advice, and assessments, as well as ADHD related articles.
There are many factors but symptoms of teens that are struggling usually manifest as anger issues, defiance issues, drug substance abuse, poor academic performance, poor sense of self, commitment to responsibilities, and poor family relationships. A teen with a conduct disorder or other mental health conditions is often at-risk.
Teenagers who are “at-risk” struggle to cope with the stress of their lives often due to pressure or have a rooted emotional or mental issue that is preventing them from becoming healthy and successful adults.
Popular types of therapy include Musical Therapy, Wilderness Therapy, Adventure Therapy, Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT), and Youth in Iceland Model.
The cost of therapy may involve professional fees, facility charges, program materials, insurance deductibles and copays. Extra factors may include the location of the facility, travel cost, and the standard of amenities. The average cost of a therapeutic program for at-risk youth ranges from $250 – 800 per day and lasts from 4 to 16 months. Insurance and your local school district may cover some of the costs.

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We understand this is a difficult time for you. Sadly we do not know of any free programs.