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The Oasis Ascent treatment center provides compassionate and caring mental health services to teens
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10/05/2026
5 years of Oasis! 🎉
Last week we got to celebrate five years of Oasis with some of the people who have helped make it what it is today.
Five years of showing up, growing, learning, laughing, and most importantly, supporting some pretty incredible kids and families along the way.
We’re grateful for everyone who has been part of Oasis over the last five years. If you’ve ever been with us as a staff, student, family or friend, you’re part of this 💙
Here’s to year 6!
There’s something really special about walking into a place and immediately feeling like people are cared for there.
Touring New Haven in Springville felt like that. Their campus is so warm and home-y that the little girl in me genuinely wanted to curl up on one of the couches and stay awhile. 🤍
But more than the space itself, it was the people. Their staff were kind, grounded, and so clearly connected to the human side of this work. You can tell they really value relationships, dignity, and making kids feel known.
I left feeling really grateful for the chance to see what they’ve built and to connect with a team doing such meaningful long-term work with families.
09/23/2026
Life’s been pretty oasis-y lately 😉🫶🏻
09/02/2026
Mental health struggles are more common among teens than many people realize. Knowing the signs, starting conversations, and making support available can make a difference.
No teen should have to navigate it alone. 💚
08/31/2026
If “I don't want to go to school” has become a daily struggle, it may be worth looking beneath the behavior.
School avoidance can sometimes be connected to anxiety, depression, social difficulties, emotional dysregulation, or other mental health concerns. The goal isn't simply to force a teen through the school doors; it’s to understand what is making school feel impossible in the first place.
If your teen is struggling with the transition back to school, early support can make a difference.
OASIS Ascent provides short-term residential stabilization and day treatment for adolescents experiencing significant mental health and emotional challenges.
When an adopted teen opens up about difficult feelings, parents may immediately want to know what they can say or do to make things better.
Sometimes, the most helpful response is simply listening.
Your teen's perspective may change from week to week or even day to day. Creating a safe space where they can share those feelings, without needing to have the "right" answer, can help them feel heard and understood.
08/26/2026
Getting outside, getting some movement in, and enjoying the day🏈
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