CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QC Life) - QC Life and WBTV have partnered with Gaston County to highlight community resources for opioid addiction, treatment and prevention. QC Life is at Kintegra Health’s new Youth Behavioral Health Center in Gastonia to learn how early support can make a difference for young people and their families.
At 959 Cox Road in Gastonia, the new center offers a welcoming, judgment-free space for families navigating mental health concerns and substance-use prevention. Its youth-friendly design includes therapy spaces and group rooms, with services focused on meeting families where they are.
Kaitlyn Florence, a psychiatric nurse practitioner with Kintegra, shares why opening this space matters for at-risk youth and how getting help early can change a young person’s future.
Cayla Price, assistant vice president of behavioral health, gives us a tour of the new center, a welcoming environment for children and families. The space brings specialists together under one roof, using a team-based approach.
Kintegra encourages families not to let worries about cost or seeking help keep them from reaching out. Kintegra providers help families explore options and find a path forward for their child’s health and well-being.
To learn more, visit kintegra.org and follow @kintegrahealth and visit gastongov.com.
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