Discovery Ranch, a leading residential treatment center for teenage boys, announces the release of its podcast series focused on Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in adolescent males. The comprehensive series aims to provide parents, caregivers, and professionals with valuable insights and practical strategies for supporting neurodiverse teens.
The podcast Raising Resilient Sons: Practical Advice for Supporting Teenage Boys as They Navigate Mental Health Crises explores key issues in teen mental health. This season, hosted by therapist Tiffany Herlin, LCSW, and Christopher Brown, LMFT, a Neurodiverse Specialist and therapist at Discovery Ranch, focuses on Autism Spectrum Disorder in teen boys. The episodes cover topics like neurodiversity, emotional regulation, social skills, and self-acceptance while also addressing parental challenges and treatment options, including residential care, medication, neurofeedback, and early intervention.
“Something that makes us stand out as a residential treatment center is our therapists themselves,” said Clinton Dorny, Executive Director of Discovery Ranch. “They have about an average of 23 years of experience combined. We probably have the most seasoned team in the whole United States.” This expertise is reflected in the podcast, which provides parents with valuable guidance on navigating the complexities of raising a neurodiverse teen. Discussions also cover the role of educational consultants, neurofeedback, medication, and early intervention in supporting long-term success.
About Discovery Ranch:
Discovery Ranch is a residential treatment center in Mapleton, Utah, serving boys ages 13-18 who struggle with mental health challenges. The program combines evidence-based therapies with experiential learning in a structured, supportive environment. With a highly experienced clinical team, Discovery Ranch helps young men address underlying issues and develop the skills they need to thrive. For more information, visit www.discoveryranch.net or call 855-662-9318.