top of page
Search

Creating a Safe, Supportive Summer for Your Child’s Mental Health

  • Writer: Dr. Rhonda Patrick
    Dr. Rhonda Patrick
  • May 20
  • 1 min read



Summer break brings excitement — but for many parents, it also brings a real challenge: how to keep kids and teens safe, engaged, and emotionally supported while balancing work and daily responsibilities.


When school lets out, kids lose the built-in structure, supervision, and social connection that naturally supports their development. Without those anchors, emotional struggles like anxiety, depression, or acting out behaviors can quickly surface. For parents who are working full-time or managing multiple demands, it can feel overwhelming to provide the constant presence and support kids need to thrive.


That’s where structured therapeutic support can make all the difference.

At Oakvine Recovery Center, we offer outpatient programs and supportive group services for adolescents that are specifically designed to create healthy structure during the summer months. Whether your child needs help navigating anxiety, grief, trauma, behavioral challenges, or simply a safe space to stay connected and growing, our team is here to help.


Participation in structured summer programs can ease emotional stress, build resilience, and help kids develop coping tools they’ll carry into the next school year. It also gives parents peace of mind — knowing your child is not just supervised, but supported by caring professionals who specialize in adolescent mental health.



Summer is an incredible opportunity for healing, growth, and preparing for the future. You don’t have to do it alone.

Let us be part of your family’s support system this summer.



 
 
 

Comments


bottom of page