Good Bye 2023 Welcome 2024

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Good Bye 2023 Welcome 2024

As we stand on the threshold of a new year, I am filled with immense gratitude for each and every one of you who has supported our inpatient adolescents treatment facility. Your commitment to our cause has been the cornerstone of our success, and I stand here today to express our deepest appreciation.

This past year has been a journey of resilience, compassion, and transformation. Through your referrals and sharing who we are and what we do, we’ve been able to provide a safe haven for adolescents in need, offering them not only medical care but also a supportive environment for their emotional and mental well-being.

Your support, and unwavering belief in our mission have made it possible for us to make a real difference in the lives of these young individuals. We’ve witnessed stories of courage and recovery, and it’s all thanks to your kindness and support.

In this season of gratitude, we want you to know that your dedication has a lasting impact. You are the driving force behind the hope, love and healing that takes place within these walls. As we look ahead to the new year, we do so with optimism and the knowledge that, with your continued support, we can reach even greater heights in our mission to provide compassionate care for adolescents facing substance use and mental health challenges.

So, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you. Thank you for being the catalysts of change, for standing with us in our pursuit of a brighter, healthier future for these young lives. Your support is not just a gift; it’s a lifeline.

May the coming year bring you joy, fulfillment, and the knowledge that you have made a profound difference in the lives of those who needed it most.

Thank you.

Lotus Behavioral Health

Executive Team

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Supporting an adolescent struggling with substance use can be challenging, but there are ways to accept and cope with the situation:

1. Open Communication:

– Foster a non-judgmental environment where your adolescent feels safe to talk about their struggles.

– Encourage honest communication and listen actively to understand their perspective.

2. Educate Yourself:

– Learn about substance use, its effects, and available resources. This knowledge will help you better understand the challenges your adolescent is facing.

3. Seek Professional Help:

– Consult with healthcare professionals, therapists, or addiction specialists who can provide guidance on the best course of action and treatment options.

4. Set Clear Boundaries:

– Establish clear and consistent rules regarding substance use. Clearly communicate expectations and consequences, emphasizing a supportive approach rather than punitive measures.

5. Encourage Healthy Alternatives:

– Promote positive activities and interests that can replace the time and energy spent on substance use. This could include sports, hobbies, or community involvement.

6. Build a Support System:

– Connect with other parents or caregivers who may be going through similar experiences. Sharing experiences and advice can provide valuable support.

7. Focus on Emotional Well-being:

– Address underlying emotional issues that may contribute to substance use. Encourage your adolescent to express their feelings and consider involving a mental health professional if needed.

8. Promote Self-Esteem and Confidence:

– Help your adolescent build self-esteem by acknowledging their strengths and accomplishments. Reinforce a positive self-image to counteract feelings of inadequacy.

9. Monitor and Secure Medications:

– Keep track of medications in the household and ensure they are stored securely. This helps prevent potential misuse.

10. Model Healthy Behavior:

– Demonstrate healthy coping mechanisms and responsible behavior. Adolescents often learn from the actions of those around them.

Remember, it’s essential to approach this situation with empathy, patience, and a commitment to finding the best solutions for your adolescent’s well-being. Seeking professional guidance and involving a supportive network can make a significant difference in their journey toward recovery.

Reach out today!!

Here are the latest highlights to strengthen and encourage you as we remain connected and within the community.
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Here’s what our Employees have to say….

“What I enjoy most about working for Lotus Behavioral Health is that I can connect our community to the resources they need to help adolescents struggling with Substance use. From personal family experiences, I understand how hard it can be to navigate Substance Use & mental health and find helpful resources when going through a very difficult time. I am honored to have the chance to help our patients and loved ones get connected to community resources and share the message that there is hope, love and healing” shared Janelle,

Director of Business Development.

Currently, we have bed availability for adolescents.

between the ages of 12-17

We are now in Network with Florida Blue, United Healthcare Optum, Cigna and most Commercial plans.

Please call to discuss options.

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We truly believe that, together, we can make a meaningful impact supporting uninsured adolescents that are in need of inpatient treatment. Your support, no matter the size, will contribute to cover the cost of the therapy and treatment needed.

Lotus Behavioral Health is a 501c3 Non-Profit organization all contributions will be considered a tax deductible. Thank you for taking the time to consider our plea. Your generosity means the world to us, and we are grateful for any support you can provide.

Now In Network

We are happy to announce that now we are IN NETWORK with United Healthcare | Optum to better meet the needs of those requiring our services. Please reach out with any questions you may have.

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Here to answer any questions you may have.

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Name
Janelle Adorno
Phone
321-622-0182
Email
janelle.adorno@lotusbh.org