Finding out that your teen has been self-harming can be distressing or overwhelming. Sometimes a parent’s first response is disbelief. There’s a common misconception that self-harm behaviors are simply a cry for attention, but this misunderstanding can overlook the...
Loneliness can affect anyone, no matter how old you are. At one time or another, you’ve probably felt alone. As a teen, feeling lonely can impact your self-esteem, your ability to connect with peers and your hope for the future. Unfortunately, teen loneliness is...
Separation anxiety is a normal part of development for children from about six months to three years of age. Those who continue to show significant distress may have separation anxiety disorder. Many parents assume that this is something their child will outgrow with...
It’s common for people to start showing obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms for the first time in their teens. It often goes unnoticed for several reasons: many parents and teachers have a narrow idea of what OCD looks like, and in some teens, the symptoms...
Stomach pain is something that we’ve probably all had at one time or another. Perhaps you ate too much spicy food for dinner, or you have a lactose intolerance that flared up after getting the wrong milk in your coffee. But did you know that anxiety can also be a...
Does your child talk about feeling lonely when they aren’t alone? Or say they feel excluded even when surrounded by family? If they’re feeling left out by family, there are several possible reasons. Fortunately, there are ways to reconnect with your child and give...
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