by Eagle Ranch Academy | Dec 5, 2019 | addiction for teens, Help your child, Resources, Uncategorized
In moderation, gaming can be beneficial. It can help improve and expand the teen’s IQ. However, too many teenagers are now compulsively playing video games as if their lives depend on it. In doesn’t! This has led to gaming addiction, which is a major concern for...
by Eagle Ranch Academy | Aug 9, 2019 | 12 Steps, addiction for teens, Dangers Of Cell Phone Usage for Teens, Developing brains, excessive teen cell phone use, Health and mindfulness, Help your child, Insurance assistance in behavioral programs, Parents Troubled Teen, researching teen behavioral programs, Resources, Teen Boot Camps, Teenage Cellphone Addiction, Teenage Grief, Teenagers Acting Out, Traumatized Teens
iPhone Addiction It seems like everywhere you look these days people are on their phone. Children are learning how to use cell phones at younger ages. Since children are growing up in an era where cellphone usage is commonplace, they are more susceptible to...
by Eagle Ranch Academy | Feb 28, 2019 | addiction for teens, Developing brains, Health and mindfulness, Help your child, Parents Troubled Teen, Resources, Tips and Tricks
Video Game Addiction Video games have been gaining in popularity for some time. What was once a sporadic entanglement has quickly become a multibillion-dollar industry. There are many arguments about the pros and cons of video games and what they do to a developing...
by Eagle Ranch Academy | Dec 20, 2018 | 12 Steps, addiction for teens, Developing brains, Health and mindfulness, Help your child, Parents Troubled Teen, Resources, Teen Boot Camps, Teenagers Acting Out, Troubled Teenager, Uncategorized
What is an addiction? It’s no surprise that teens are impulsive making them a little more susceptible to developing teen addiction. What can start as just simple curiosity can turn into physiological dependency. Often times parents will see this trend occur and...
by Eagle Ranch Academy | Dec 3, 2018 | Developing brains, Health and mindfulness, Help your child, researching teen behavioral programs, Resources, Teen Boot Camps, Teenage Grief, Teenagers Acting Out, Troubled Teenager
Teenage Grief: “I lost my brother when I was 13. I wish I would have had someone to tell me to stay positive and to grieve but not let my grief consume me. The goal with the grieving process is to be able to let go and move on. To honor the people we lose, we must...
by Eagle Ranch Academy | Nov 27, 2018 | Health and mindfulness, Help your child, Parents Troubled Teen, Resources, Teen Boot Camps, Teenagers Acting Out, Troubled Teenager, Uncategorized
It’s common for teasing and bullying to be mistaken for one another, but they aren’t the same thing. The difference is found less in the official definition of the terms and more in the direct effects of each one individually. Though both behaviors have negative...
