Blume Behavioral Health

11/07/2025

With Thanksgiving around the corner, we are here to help teens manage stress with gratitude activities and games that foster family connection and improve mood this holiday season.

Thanksgiving mental health: help teens manage stress with gratitude activities and games that foster family connection and improve mood this holiday season

11/07/2025

Before teens can process emotions or find healthier coping skills, they need to feel safe, physically and emotionally. At Blume, safety isn’t just about the environment; it’s built through consistent routines, compassionate support, and relationships grounded in trust.

11/03/2025

At Blume, we believe that a healing environment goes beyond aesthetics — it’s about how a space makes you feel. Our kitchens are warm and inviting, offering a sense of home that helps teens reconnect with stability, routine, and care.

11/01/2025

Meet mentor Natalie DuPuis. Natalie is a compassionate Behavioral Technician at Blume Behavioral Health, dedicated to supporting individuals on their mental health journey. With a strong background in helping young women navigate mental health challenges, Natalie is especially passionate about working with adolescents. She understands the unique struggles they face and is committed to providing guidance, encouragement, and practical strategies to help them build resilience and confidence. Currently pursuing her long-term career in mental health, Natalie strives to create a positive and supportive environment where young people feel heard, valued, and empowered to overcome obstacles.

10/31/2025

Our behavioral health center develops life skills for teenagers through evidence-based treatments such as therapy, parental support, and mentorship programs.

10/28/2025

Music is more than a creative outlet, it’s a tool for emotional expression, connection, and healing. Our music groups give teens space to explore identity, reduce stress, and build confidence through sound.

10/26/2025

At Blume, every group, activity, and shared meal is an opportunity to practice connection. Healing doesn’t happen in isolation, it happens in relationships. Our community model teaches empathy, accountability, and belonging.

10/23/2025

Art therapy for teens teaches young adults how to cope with behavioral health issues through creative expression. Learn more about our teen treatment programs.

10/21/2025

Exciting news from Blume!
We’re proud to announce the opening of our newest boys’ home, expanding our gender-specialized residential treatment to 24 beds total. This milestone reflects our ongoing mission to create safe, nurturing, and restorative spaces for adolescents on their path to healing.
More than just a new house, this space was thoughtfully designed to foster comfort, connection, and community, every detail supports recovery and growth.
We’re deeply grateful to continue expanding access to compassionate, specialized care, and can’t wait to welcome the first residents into this beautiful new home.

10/18/2025

Mental health in schools refers to the programs, services, and practices designed to support students’ emotional and psychological well-being in educational settings. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in six U.S. youth aged 6-17 experiences a mental health disorder each year, with half of all mental health conditions beginning by age 14.
At Blume Behavioral Health, we understand the importance of addressing mental health challenges early, especially during adolescence when many emotional and behavioral patterns form.

10/17/2025

Discover effective treatment options for suicidal youth. Learn about causes, warning signs, and how Blume Behavioral Health helps teens find stability.

10/13/2025

Meet Clinical Director Caitlin Artiaga! I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist specializing in working with teens and their families, couples, and all types of relational dynamics. In my eyes, the more people in the room, the better! My therapeutic approach is rooted in family systems, with a collaborative style that incorporates psychodynamic principles. I am highly attuned to the intersectionality of my clients' circumstances, always paying close attention to their unique contexts. I recently completed my PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy, with research focused on the biracial community and the complexities of navigating racial identities. My goal is to provide a safe, empathetic space while also challenging clients to explore deeper patterns and perspectives.