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Young Men & Mental Health Recovery

Beginning in adolescence and young adulthood, men experience markedly different mental health profiles than young women, often engaging in violence or impulsive behavior that can elevate their risk of premature death. Although they face their own mental health challenges, young men are often unlikely to seek help, due to a combination of factors: lack of mental health literacy, stigma, and more. The Creek at Momentum Recovery makes mental health accessible and attractive to any young man.

Mental Health Treatment Plans

The Creek at Momentum Recovery welcomes young men with a variety of mental health disorders and symptoms, including:

Aggression

Anxiety

Apathy

Bipolar Disorder

Borderline Personality Disorder

Depression

Disordered Eating

Mood Disorders

OCD

Panic Disorder

PTSD

Self-Harm

Substance Use Disorder

Trauma

 

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Each member of The Creek community is thoroughly assessed from a mental and physical health standpoint on admission, in the context of their history, challenges, and desired outcomes. From there, our experienced, creative, and cohesive team of clinicians and community leaders works to help each client carve out a path to recovery. Our comprehensive and adaptable continuum of care allows for the ups and downs that may follow on that path.

Mental Health Treatment at The Creek

The Creek, a premire young men’s mental health treatment program in Wilmington, NC, combines proven therapies with creative adaptations to provide transformative care for every client. Our mental health treatment modalities may include:

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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT):

CBT helps clients change maladaptive behavioral patterns, including those related to a variety of mental illnesses.

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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT):

A group of coping strategies for mental health challenges, DBT is especially effective in treating depression and suicidal ideation.

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Trauma-Informed Care:

The signs of trauma manifest differently in young men. The Creek team is comprehensively trained in creating a trauma-informed, safe environment for all.

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Art Therapy:

Creative outlets like art or music therapy allow young men to express themselves in ways they may not be able to access verbally.

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Experiential Therapy:

Activities like surfing, free-diving, or fishing along the North Carolina coast help build community and confidence as the young men of The Creek utilize their new coping skills.

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Group Therapy:

Group sessions in our gender-specific community for young men create a space for vulnerability and connection.

A Recovery Community

The Creek at Momentum Recovery offers all of the elements needed to support a long-lasting recovery process, including:

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Peer Support

Experiential activities, 12 Step meetings, and casual activities like pickup basketball games help clients build meaningful relationships with other men in recovery.

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Family Involvement

Family are invited into the recovery process as appropriate, through therapy sessions and intensive workshops.

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Alumni Network

Program graduates join our thriving alumni community at regular events, online groups, and more.

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Attractive Accommodations

Custom-built to accommodate young men in recovery, The Creek is a welcoming, modern campus where any young man can feel at home.

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Dual Diagnosis Treatment

For many young men struggling with mental health issues, the desperate attempt to self-medicate may devolve into substance abuse. Dually licensed for mental health and substance use disorder treatment, The Creek at Momentum Recovery can comprehensively treat both issues at the same time and in the same context. Learn more about our addiction treatment at the link.

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Be Better. Be Happier. Belong.

If a young man you love is facing mental health challenges, there is hope. Take the first step toward better by reaching out via chat, phone, or web form.