Blume Behavioral Health

10/10/2025

Self harm in teens can be distressing for families. Learn common warning signs, coping strategies, and how parents can offer support for positive change.

10/10/2025

We are thrilled to announce the opening of our newest Blume location a boys home offering another 6 bed to our now total 24 beds of gender-specialized residential treatment. This expansion marks an exciting step forward in our mission to provide safe, welcoming, and restorative spaces for adolescents in need.

More than just a house, this new location represents our commitment to comfort, connection, and community. Every detail was created to support healing while furthering our ability to care for and serve families in our community.

We’re proud to continue growing and expanding access to compassionate, specialized treatment and we’re so excited to welcome the first residents into this beautiful new space.

10/07/2025

Movement is a key part of mental health. From group walks to structured workouts, daily exercise at Blume helps teens release energy, improve focus, and connect to their bodies in a healthy way.

10/03/2025

Learn the signs of technology dependence in teens, its effects on mental health, and treatment options to restore balance and healthy habits.

Explore technology dependence in teens, its impact on mental health, communication, and academics. Learn effective strategies for prevention and treatment!

10/03/2025

Corey utilizes a combination of his educational and professional background, as well as wisdom from lived experiences to promote recovery and growth in adolescents. After earning his Bachelor’s of Science in psychology from Tulane University, Corey helped conduct research in clinical and developmental psychology about adolescents and young adults at the University of Michigan. He recently completed his masters degree for clinical psychology at Antioch University and is working toward becoming a licensed therapist. In his free time, you can find Corey playing golf, pickleball, or rooting for the Los Angeles Dodgers.

09/29/2025

Group therapy gives teens a safe space to build trust, navigate conflict, and see that they’re not alone. It’s one of the most effective ways for teens to heal and grow especially when led with structure, intention, and care.

09/26/2025

Dialectical behavior therapy for teens helps challenge negative thoughts and behaviors and improves mental health. Contact Blume BH to learn how we can assist you in California.

Dialectical behavior therapy for teens helps challenge negative thoughts and routines and helps improve mental health. Call Blume BH to learn how we can help.

09/26/2025

High school presents unique challenges for teenagers navigating academic pressures, social dynamics, and personal development. At Blume Behavioral Health, we understand that mental health support during these formative years is crucial for long-term well-being. In this article, we’ll explore practical mental health tips specifically designed for high school students, referencing a helpful mental health checklist along the way.

09/22/2025

A peaceful space to recharge. At Blume, we believe healing happens in both quiet reflection and meaningful connection. Every corner of our facility is designed to support growth, balance, and well-being.

09/20/2025

Museums offer more than culture; they spark curiosity, reflection, and meaningful conversation. Museum outings can create space for teens to engage with the world around them while practicing social and emotional skills.

09/19/2025

Explore how teens experience grief, navigate emotional highs and lows, and benefit from supportive strategies that foster healing during a pivotal life stage at Blume Behavioral Health in Redondo Beach, California.

Explore how teens experience grief, navigate emotional highs and lows, and benefit from supportive strategies that foster healing during a pivotal life stage.

09/16/2025

Mycah is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes working with teens. Mycah earned her Master’s in Clinical Psychology at Pepperdine University. Mycah’s clinical experience is rooted in her early work with at-risk youth during her undergraduate years. While pursuing her graduate degree, she deepened her commitment to this population through clinical work at a teen residential treatment center, where she was a residential counselor and facilitated group sessions. She also worked at a non-profit organization, where she provided individual and group therapy to at-risk and gang-affiliated youth. Mycah uses a mix of therapy approaches to meet each person where they’re at. She often pulls from DBT and CBT to help clients learn practical tools for managing emotions, handling stress, and shifting unhelpful thought patterns. Her work is also rooted in a humanistic approach, which means she focuses on building a genuine, supportive relationship where clients feel truly seen and heard. When helpful, she also uses techniques from CPT to support clients in working through past trauma in a safe and empowering way.