Mountain Youth Academy

Meet Larry V., Maintenance, our Employee of the Month for October. Larry always has a customer-first, can-do attitude. Thank you, Larry, for all you do to care for our facility!

Meet Ms. Thomas, our Residential Counselor. Ms. Thomas always steps up to support staff and is always looking out for the patients and her peers. This is just one of the many reasons that make Ms. Thomas our “Mountain Mover” for September!

Our facility is safe. MYA patients and the treatment we offer have not been impacted by the recent storm. Our phone lines are having some issues naturally, but service is stabilizing. We thank you for your patience with phone calls for those that have dropped or were missed. We ask that you keep our community and staff in your thoughts. Many in the community have been individually impacted by these events. Despite this, staff are coming in with the same care and compassion as they always do. Despite the current state our community is currently in, our staff are still joyful while interacting with and caring for patients. As many have asked, we want you to know that the best thing you can offer today is your patience and understanding as we get back to normal communication. Our email is working at https://lnkd.in/eaeSXHet, so please use this as frequently as you wish. We will provide an update once our phone lines are fully operating again. Thank you for being so patient, and we apologize for the inconvenience.

Meet Jylaine, Director of Education! Jylaine shares what Service Excellence means to Mountain Youth Academy and the families that trust us to care for their children. To learn how we can help you, visit https://lnkd.in/eFrthDGk.

We cherish testimonials and are grateful for the trust families place in us each day! At Mountain Youth Academy, we are committed to providing compassionate care paired with evidence-based treatment to help our clients overcome obstacles and reach their full potential. For more information, visit mountainyouthacademy.net or call 423-727-9898. #PatientExperience

Conditions like depression, anxiety, and substance problems, especially when unaddressed, increase a child’s risk of suicide. Ask questions, recognize the signs, and show them you care. Be the listener they need and show them how to get help. No child should ever die by suicide. If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, please call 988 today. #BeThere #SPM24

For teens struggling with depression or a mental health issue, help and hope are closer than you think. Call 423-727-9898 to learn how we can help you!

Congratulations, Eddie M., RN, for being our August Employee of the Month! Nurse Eddie is always there for the kids by showing compassion and structure and just being a listening ear. Thanks for all you do, Eddie.

Having your child admitted to a residential treatment facility is never easy, and that is why at Mountain Youth Academy, we want to do everything we can to make each patient and their family feel comfortable. Here is what a parent of a former patient had to say about their time with us! To learn how we can help you, call 423-727-9898 today.

Back to school can be stressful. Recognize the signs, listen, and seek help. Please know that we are here for you. If you have a child who needs our help, please contact our Call Center at 888-828-7393 or email [email protected].