Greg Ostler

Your Daily, Weekly, and Monthly Mental Health Checklist to Keep You Feeling Your Best Edit

At Skyterra Young Adult, we believe that a healthy mind is the foundation of a vibrant life. Many of us have experienced the ups and downs of trying to maintain our mental well-being. The compounding effect of stress, the expectations we carry, and life’s inevitable challenges, all of which can bring grief and pain, can […]

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Hikikomori: Young Adults in the intersection of Agoraphobia, Social Anxiety and Technology

The word ‘Hikikomori’ might sound unfamiliar to many, but its implications can be understood across the modern world. Originally a Japanese term referring to young adults withdrawing from society to lead reclusive lives, this phenomenon is gaining ground in the United States.  Recent studies suggest that in Japan, more than one million people live a

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Anxiety Camps for Young Adults: The Healing Power of a Retreat

Ah, the nostalgia of summer camps – those days of endless adventure, campfires, new friendships, and the unique pleasure of being immersed in nature. Children have long benefited from the rejuvenating powers of camp life. But who said this beautiful experience should be limited only to them? Young adults, especially those grappling with the burdens

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Adultolescence: Preparing Young Adults Who Struggle With Skills For Wellness and Independence

Greg Ostler, Clinical Director and Caren Stewart, Executive Director from Skyterra Young Adult share how young adults in recovery often don’t have environments that are conducive to learning healthy routines, essential skills and the importance of self-care. Skyterra Young Adult couples this practical knowledge with communication and conflict-resolution skills that allow young adults to transition

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Dealing with depression as a young adult? You’re not alone.

What is depression? A major depressive episode is defined as a sustained period of time, two weeks or more, with loss of interest or lack of pleasure in life that affects regular routine or day-to-day functioning.  Typical symptoms of young adult depression can include: Combat depression with these three strategies: Strategy 1: Get moving to

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Struggling with family relationships? You could be part of an enmeshed family.

What is enmeshment? Enmeshment is a psychological concept that describes relationships between two or more family members with unclear personal boundaries, often leading to deep emotional pain. Many people don’t realize that they are part of an enmeshed family because it is almost always unintentional. People do realize the deep emotional pain that exists within

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