The teenage years bring massive changes, rapid growth and unique social pressures. Between school stress and a non-stop stream of phone notifications, picking up a book can feel like a chore. When challenges pile up, a parent might notice that their teen may be...
When your college student comes home for summer, you may expect them to rest, reset and enjoy a slower pace. But sometimes, the break makes emotional and attention-related struggles easier to see. Your student may seem tired, scattered, withdrawn, irritable or unable...
Experiencing psychosis symptoms can be a frightening experience for both the person going through it and their loved ones. Psychosis is not a standalone mental health diagnosis. Instead, it describes a group of symptoms that affect how a person experiences and...
Living with bipolar disorder involves shifts in energy, mood and daily activity levels. While many people are familiar with the high-energy side of the condition (mania), the low phase can feel just as disruptive. “Bipolar depression” isn’t an...
If you’re thinking about the timeframe of postpartum depression, you may already be carrying more than exhaustion. Many new parents feel tired, emotional or overwhelmed after birth. But when sadness, anxiety, numbness or hopelessness lasts longer than a couple of...
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