Schedule (Monday – Friday)Â
Half Day: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Full Day: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Early Drop-off: 8:30 am (Additional $10 per day)
Bright Path Behavioral Health is renowned for its commitment to providing exceptional mental health treatment for teenagers. With a focus on holistic well-being, Bright Path offers a range of transformative summer retreats designed to empower adolescents and nurture personal growth. These retreats provide a unique opportunity for teenagers to begin a journey of self-discovery, resilience-building, and skill development in a supportive and enriching environment.
What To Expect At The Summer Retreat In Wake Forest, North Carolina
Bright Path’s summer retreats boast a diverse range of themes and activities tailored to meet the specific needs and interests of teenagers. From social-emotional learning to stress management and creative expression, each retreat offers a unique blend of workshops, team-building exercises, and hands-on experiences. Participants have the opportunity to explore various aspects of personal development while engaging in fun and meaningful activities designed to foster growth and empowerment. Whether seeking to enhance social skills, manage stress, or explore creative outlets, there is a retreat suited for every teenager at Bright Path Behavioral Health.
June 24th – June 29th: SEL Summer Camp (Ages 13-16)
This week-long retreat focuses on fostering self-awareness, building coping skills, and enhancing resilience. Participants engage in a variety of activities including team-building games, mindfulness exercises, journaling, and workshops on effective communication.
July 1st – July 3rd: Unplugged Oasis: Digital Downtime Camp (Ages 12-14)
Focusing on the importance of disconnecting from digital devices, this retreat encourages outdoor activities and offline experiences. Participants enjoy nature hikes, outdoor games, art workshops, and mindfulness practices to promote mental well-being.
July 8th – July 12th: Middle School SEL Camp (Ages 11-13)
Designed specifically for middle schoolers, this retreat addresses friendship dynamics, boundaries, and social media safety. Activities include icebreakers, empathy-building exercises, assertiveness workshops, and peer feedback sessions.
July 15th – July 19th: High School Friendship-Focused Camp (Ages 14-17)
Tailored for high school students, this camp emphasizes empathy, communication skills, and conflict resolution within friendships. Participants participate in group discussions, trust-building exercises, sharing circles, and workshops exploring personal identity.
July 22nd – July 26th: Mindful Retreat for Stress Management (Ages 13-16)
This retreat offers participants practical tools for managing stress, promoting resilience, and cultivating healthy coping strategies. Activities include identifying stressors, relaxation techniques, nature walks, and creative expression workshops.
July 29th – August 2nd: High School Adulting 101 Camp (Ages 15-17)
Geared towards preparing teenagers for the transition into adulthood, this intensive program covers goal-setting, budgeting, nutrition, and career readiness. Workshops include goal-setting exercises, budgeting basics, time management sessions, and job-seeking skills training.
August 5th – 9th: Artistic Odyssey: Creative Expression Week (Ages 12-16)
An immersive program designed to unleash participants’ creativity through various artistic mediums. Activities include painting sessions, clay-making workshops, photography excursions, and creative writing exercises, fostering self-expression and confidence.
Cost and Enrollment
- Rapid Enrollment (May 1st – May 15th): Half Day $250, Full Day $350
- Early Bird Enrollment (May 16th – June 3rd): Half Day $299, Full Day $399
- Regular Price (Enrollment after June 3rd as space allows): Half Day $449, Full Day $549
- Week of July 4th Discount (July 1st – 3rd): Half Day $99, Full Day $199
- 10% Discount for former Bright Path Behavioral Health families. Pay in full at time of registration
Schedule
- Half Day: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
- Full Day: 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
- Early Drop-off: 8:30 am (Additional $10 per day)
Empowering Personal Growth
At Bright Path Behavioral Health, the summer retreats are meticulously crafted to empower personal growth and development in adolescents. Through a structured curriculum and supportive environment, participants are encouraged to explore their identities, develop essential life skills, and cultivate resilience. The retreats provide opportunities for self-reflection, skill-building, and peer support, fostering an environment where teenagers can thrive and unlock their full potential.
Nurturing Supportive Environment
Central to Bright Path’s summer retreats is the creation of a nurturing and supportive environment where participants feel safe to explore, learn, and grow. The retreats prioritize fostering positive relationships, empathy, and resilience among participants. Through group activities, peer support, and guidance from experienced facilitators, teenagers are encouraged to step out of their comfort zones, embrace new experiences, and build lasting connections with their peers.
Expert Guidance and Resources
Bright Path’s team of professionals provides expert guidance and support throughout the summer retreats. With extensive experience in adolescent mental health, the facilitators offer personalized attention and resources to help participants navigate their journey of personal development. From leading workshops to providing one-on-one support, the team is dedicated to empowering teenagers to overcome challenges, build confidence, and achieve their goals.
Get Involved with Bright Path’s Summer Retreats
For more information or to enroll your teenager in one of our transformative summer retreats, please contact Abigail Krieck at Abigail.krieck@brightpathbh.com or call (919) 276-4005 ext. 700.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group are the summer retreats designed for?
The summer retreats at Bright Path Behavioral Health are designed for teenagers, typically ranging from middle school to high school age.
What are the main themes covered in the retreats?
The retreats cover a diverse range of themes, including social-emotional learning, stress management, creative expression, friendship-building, and life skills development.
How are the retreats structured?
Each retreat is structured to provide a balance of workshops, team-building activities, and hands-on experiences. Participants engage in a variety of activities aimed at promoting personal growth and empowerment.
What sets Bright Path's approach to summer retreats apart from others?
Bright Path takes an innovative approach to designing its retreats, integrating evidence-based practices with engaging activities to create a transformative experience for participants. The retreats are carefully curated by a team of experienced professionals who understand the unique needs of teenagers.
What kind of support do participants receive during the retreats?
Participants receive support from experienced facilitators who guide them through workshops, activities, and group discussions. The retreats prioritize creating a nurturing and supportive environment where participants feel comfortable exploring and growing.
Can participants choose which retreat to attend based on their interests?
Yes, participants can choose the retreat that best aligns with their interests and goals. Whether they are interested in social-emotional learning, creative expression, or stress management, there is a retreat suited for every teenager at Bright Path.
How do I register for a summer retreat?
Registration for Bright Path’s summer retreats can be done through their website or by contacting the facility directly. Details regarding registration, dates, and pricing are available on the website.
Are scholarships or financial assistance available for participants who need it?
Bright Path Behavioral Health may offer scholarships or financial assistance for participants who demonstrate financial need. Interested individuals can inquire about available options during the registration process.
What other programs does Bright Path offer besides summer retreats?
Bright Path offers Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for comprehensive mental health support beyond retreats. Learn more by contacting us.
How do PHP and IOP differ from the summer retreats?
PHP and IOP are structured programs providing intensive therapy and support, while retreats offer focused experiences in a summer camp setting.
