Brett Pierce 
Mental Health Awareness Month is a time to bring awareness to and break the stigma around teen boys and young men’s mental health, addiction, and trauma. This is the first step on the path toward lasting healing.
Breaks from school often offer a time for rest in the middle of the school year. For any parents, this is also a time that can reveal changes happening in their sons life. If you are concerned about changes you are seeing in your sons behavior or attitude while he is home on a break, it could signal something deeper.
Residential treatment is most effective when families are involved. See how Capstone integrates family into the healing process.
If your teenage son or young adult is struggling with substance use or addiction, you are not alone, and you’re not without options. Through a partnership with the State of Arkansas, Capstone Treatment Center is offering need-based scholarships to help families cover the cost of residential treatment for young men between the ages of 14 and 28.
When your son is struggling with mental health, trauma, or substance use, the weight on your heart can feel overwhelming. You want him to heal, to find hope, and to step back into life with confidence. Choosing a treatment center isn’t just a practical decision, it’s deeply personal. For many families, faith plays a central role in that choice.
The back-to-school season brings both excitement and added stress for many teens. This post breaks down common challenges and helps parents recognize the difference between expected behavior and signs of deeper struggles. You’ll also find practical ways to support your child through the transition.
Learn how mobile device dependence is harming youth mental health and what families can do to restore connection and resilience.
The Capstone Foundation is deeply grateful for this extraordinary act of generosity from Coca-Cola Consolidated. This $2 million donation is a crucial step forward for The Capstone Foundation and, more importantly, for the young women whose lives will be transformed by Encounter at New Canaan Ranch, a subsidiary of Capstone Wellness.
The Capstone Foundation is honored to announce a $1 million donation from the Office of the Attorney General of Arkansas. These funds will provide scholarships to adolescents and young adults across the state of Arkansas who are in critical need of substance abuse treatment.
Various factors have contributed to the notable rise of mental health challenges in recent years. For adolescents, these issues can be amplified by the existing digital landscape along with several other factors. Recognizing the significance of early intervention and the potential benefits of residential treatment programs, like Capstone, in delivering tailored support for adolescents is essential for effective recovery.
