A working library on teen mental health treatment — built one carefully reviewed article at a time.
The Hartley library is organized around how families actually encounter teen mental health: panicked questions at 2am, conditions you've never heard of before, treatments described in jargon, and an industry that profits from your confusion.
We're publishing this library deliberately, over time. Below is the full architecture — six clusters, more than five hundred planned articles. As each piece passes our editorial and clinical review, it will be added to the cluster it belongs in.
Each cluster organizes articles by the way you arrive at them.
For parents at 2am. The questions you ask before you've picked up the phone.
Browse decision articles →Depression, anxiety, eating disorders, self-harm, substance use, neurodivergence, and the rest.
Browse by condition →DBT, CBT, EMDR, equine, family therapy, milieu — what each one is and when it helps.
Browse modalities →The troubled teen industry, programs that have hurt families, regulatory gaps, lawsuits.
Read investigations →Clinician interviews, alumni essays, parent stories, researcher Q&As.
Read the voices →Not at them. A separate space with its own voice, written for the people most affected.
For teens →