As children grow into adolescents and teens, they may start to keep certain things to themselves. Some privacy is good for their development as they learn to build and maintain healthy boundaries. For parents, it can be hard to accept when your child doesn’t want to...
When a teen’s mental health symptoms start causing them significant distress, many parents find themselves searching for treatment options for the very first time. If you’re not entirely sure what you’re looking for or how to tell if a provider is a good fit, you’re...
Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), a type of depression medication, aren’t habit forming. They have a short half-life, which means they are more likely to cause withdrawal symptoms upon abrupt discontinuation. “Brain zaps” are one of several common...
The holidays can be a time for making great memories with loved ones. Yet some years are more about holding on to those memories than making new ones. Often, the weeks before these celebrations are packed with preparation and other responsibilities. Teens can get just...
Whether your teen had a productive summer of extracurriculars and working, or they soaked up the sun as much as possible with their friends, it can be hard getting them back into the right mindset for school. Going back to school could be taking a toll on their mental...
Everyone’s mental health journey is different. Some people start treatment young due to early signs. Others may not be diagnosed with a condition until they have a mental health crisis. As a teen, it’s possible to start showing symptoms of mental health conditions,...
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