N.J. youth mental health services face fragmentation challenges

N.J. youth mental health services face fragmentation challenges

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LTE: Youth Mental Health – If Outcomes Don’t Matter, Nothing Does

BY JAMES WERNICKELos Alamos Parent Since the dawn of humanity, all parents have shared the same experience—watching their children grow into raging balls of hormones as they enter adolescence—and all parents respond the same way—doing the best they can to guide them through it. In the past, there was the village. Generations lived under one roof with extended family biologically hardwired to step in and help. Today, many of us live far from fami…