Having a baby is a huge adjustment that no parent can completely prepare for, even if it’s your second or third child. Both women and men can suffer from depression symptoms in the weeks and months after their baby is born. Postpartum depression (PPD) can look very...
Want to help your teen improve their mental health? While a professional treatment program can be essential for recovery, self-care strategies can also help your teen make progress. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, self-care can help individuals...
Anger has a way of showing up very quickly, and it can be hard to stop yourself from reacting in ways you might regret later. Often when people feel extreme anger, it’s not just the triggering event that provokes them — it may bring old feelings from past experiences...
Acute stress response might be a term you’re unfamiliar with. However, this is the clinically recognized diagnosis that is used in psychological literature. You may have heard of it as emotional shock. Emotional shock, which can also be known as psychological shock,...
When it comes to stress, it can feel like when it rains, it pours. For teens, the stress can come from all aspects of life. They have to focus on their studies, make time for their family, maintain healthy friendships, find hobbies that bring them joy and start...
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