Interventions are important events that help young people understand that they need treatment and encourage them to receive professional help. Interventions are often staged by parents, family members, and others who are close to a young person. They may involve an open conversation, statements of support and care, and setting of boundaries.
Eating disorders are serious conditions that cause harm to the mental, physical, and social lives of young people. There’s no such thing as a “mild” eating disorder and some types of eating disorders can be fatal if left untreated. This means that understanding how to choose good treatment is really important.
It’s become increasingly common for young adults to move back into the family home. Whether prompted by rising living costs, housing affordability challenges, career changes,
Relationships are a cornerstone of young people’s well-being. Close and trusting friendships provide a sense of belonging and meaning, emotional support and a foundation of
Community is at the heart of The Wave’s philosophy. It’s central to our treatment approach and our understanding of mental health and well-being. It’s also
