360 to 180

A mental health collaborative group working with families across the country

07/03/2024

🌟 Supporting Partner Highlight 🌟

We're thrilled to shine a spotlight on our incredible partner, 360 to 180, a Multidisciplinary & Collaborative Practice dedicated to providing transformative solutions and comprehensive support tailored to families' needs.

Their unwavering support has been instrumental in helping us achieve our mission and make a meaningful impact in our community. Thank you, 360 to 180, for being an essential part of our journey and for helping us create positive change. We look forward to continuing this amazing partnership and achieving even greater things together!

Interested in becoming a supporting partner? Contact us to join us in making a difference.

01/03/2024

Introducing Our Companion & Mentor Program Embracing the opportunities that come with a new year, 360to180 is thrilled to share some transformativ...

12/16/2023

So excited to announce the expansion of 360 to 180. Our services encompass the following:

⭐️ Case management
⭐️ Therapeutic consulting to find the best residential program
⭐️ Neuropsychological evaluations - testing and assessment
⭐️ Executive functioning coaching
⭐️ Career and school advising
⭐️ Traditional school placement
⭐️ Experential group and family intensives
⭐️ Companion and mentors

We work with individuals therapist and psychiatrists as an ancillary service for those clients that are in need of more services. Our expertise in residential treatment and working with families allows us to identify when higher level of care is needed or whether we can support their needs locally with their outpatient providers. Check us out! www.360to180.com

Tazim Merchant Salehani
Kylie Bracken Hughitt
Sonya Nance Rodriguez
Christina Tipton
Sanam Jivani Lalani
Maddie Edmondson

12/05/2022

With the over diagnosis in childhood ADHD it is important to understand the risk factors that can cause ADHD. If you or someone in your family thinks they have ADHD find out whether these risk factors exist.

Follow for more information on mental health

11/19/2022

When children feel they are in the middle of their parents divorce they tend to internalize their emotions causing unexpected behavioral issues. This can also cause a child to engage in risky behaviors. In working with high risk adolescents with very contentious divorces I have learned that alienating a parent, treating a child as if they are a friend, and creating significant changes in their day to day can undue their safety network and create significant trust issues. I will do a future reel on defining alienation and it’s affect on children mental health.

11/16/2022

It is important to recognize that the world I live in is not the same as the world my child lives in. Their perception of life and not getting that toy feels as big to them as my issue at work. Let’s try to remember that the next time they are upset about that “little” thing.

11/15/2022

Sometimes anxiety is useful; it can help children determine situations of right and wrong especially in cases of bullying and mistreatment. However when the anxiety takes over and they no longer can function independently, at school, or home it can be a cause for concern. Anxiety can also be mistaken as ADHD. Childhood anxiety can be treated early on; know the signs and seek help from professional when appropriate.

11/13/2022

These 5 things changed my life forever!

11/12/2022

Resiliency is taught. Children are not born with it. Try the ABCD method when your child comes to you with challenges they face. ACKNOWLEDGE and validate their feelings. Change the BELIEF system, this is how we learn, grow, and adapt. CREATE THE SOLUTION with your child. DEMONSTRATE by roll playing. Let me know it worked for you!

11/11/2022

The Search Institute surveyed 6 million youth around the world and found the more assets a child has the healthier being they are. Follow along as I go through each of these assets and how you can apply them to your family

11/10/2022

Don’t discount these signs. They are important and your child is asking for help even if it doesn’t feel like they are. Start the conversation they may react with anger. Set clear expectations with boundaries. If they continue to engage in high risk behaviors ask for help. Call your therapist, take them to the hospital, call a therapeutic consultant but do not ignore the signs.

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11/09/2022

The created a framework known as the 40 Developmental Assets. The survey was done among 6 million young people around the world. The data shows the more assets a child has the healthier being they are. I will go over each of these assets and how to incorporate them in your child’s life.

11/08/2022

If you are struggling ask for help. There are more people around you who care for you than you think.

01/10/2022

Excited to have Viewpoint Center join this Friday! We have a view spots available if interested. www.360to180.eventbrite.com

11/19/2021

Excited to have Dr Brett Dowdy from Lindner Center of HOPE for our next CEU event on December 10! If you have any interest in learning more about RO DBT register now: www.360to180.eventbrite.com — we are intentionally keeping these events small!

10/27/2021

Excited to have Visions Adolescent Treatment Center join us on November 12th for our next CEU event. Creating an Affirming Environment for Trans Youth. 3 different locations, 3 different times. Limited availability so please RSVP as soon as possible: http://360to180.eventbrite.com/

10/12/2021

Hosting a small in person CEU event please register at link below!

http://360to180.eventbrite.com/

08/30/2021

360 to 180 is excited to announce its newest consultant, Kylie Hughitt. Kylie left the corporate world 10 years ago to work with families and clients to truly do something meaningful and impact change. Tazim Salehani says “I am so excited to have Kylie join the team as we continue to help clients and family with long term success. It takes a certain type of stamina and person to work with high risk clients and Kylie truly exemplifies the qualities needed to be able to help families achieve long term success. Every day we receive calls of children and adults with suicidal ideation and other long term mental health and behavioral health issues. We have to remind ourselves that this is more than a career, it is more than just a job. We have a lot of pressure and hold a lot of weight on our shoulders and it takes someone with patience, dedication, and love to really hold those difficult lines with the clients and family we work with. Kylie is a true asset to not only this company but to anyone that she works with. As a part of of our long term growth and strategy we have opened up two more offices after Dallas, one in Addison and the other in Southlake. In addition, the goal of 360 to 180 is to make sure that all the partners continue to make self care a priority. Being present for our family and children, in combination with whatever keeps our mind healthy, will be a crucial part to our long term success. Tazim says “I look forward to the continued expansion of 360 to 180 and congratulate Kylie in taking such a huge step in trusting me and the future of this company.”

360 to 180 are Therapeutic & Educational Consultants working with families that are in need of residential placement and case management services. We are the emergency department for mental health and help families coordinate treatment and care with hopes of long term success. For more information please visit www.360to180.com

Kylie can be reached at 817 631 0469

Address

Dallas, TX
75231

Telephone

+12144380014

Website

https://360to180.com/

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