Depression | Anxiety | Co-Occurring Disorders

It is no secret that our young adults and teenagers are experiencing symptoms of
Depression, Anxiety, Suicidal Ideation, Major Depression, ADHD/ADD and other
co-occurring disorders at an all-time high.

Teenage depression or young adult depression can leave your son asking serious questions about their self worth, impact motivation to accomplish tasks, or see any long-term goals as realistic. There are many contributing factors to consider, but do quick-fix solutions get to the core of the issue? Or will they only address the hurts temporarily? Discover what co-occurring disorders treatment can provide.

A young man and his dog at Capstone Treatment Center, Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment

Does your young adult or teenage son struggle with any of the following?

Apathy

Feelings of worthlessness

Something is wrong with me

Why can’t I be normal?

Trouble Focusing

Loss of interests

Severe Depressive Episodes

Lying around in bed all day

Crippling Anxiety

Social Anxiety

At Capstone, we’ve worked with thousands of families navigating their son’s struggle with mental health.

Our highly trained therapy team are well equipped to walk with families through a process of understanding and responding to their son’s Suicidal Ideation, Major Depression, Anxiety, ADHD/ADD, PTSD, Trauma, and more. Perhaps you have the nagging sense that there is something deeper in his inner life, invisible to others, but deeply painful for him. Our clients and their families frequently discover that beneath the surface are many deeper wounds, feelings of shame, trauma, and other hurts that, unless resolved, will continue to disrupt in various ways. Your son may seek relief from his underlying wounds – expressed in behaviors like self-harm, laying around in bed all day, disconnecting by playing video games, etc.  

Our job at Capstone is to get to the core hurts your son is experiencing and address those underlying hurts. Our team is fully equipped to address these hurts, provide co-occurring disorders treatment and give support your son – and your family – along the way.