Suicide is never a joke. However, teens may talk like it is. For example, a teen may say, “I’m just going to kill myself” if they do poorly on an exam or don’t make the sports team for their school. However, if you believe that your teen is having suicidal thoughts,...
Depression in teens has been steadily increasing for at least 10 years. The number of teenagers who recently experienced depression increased by 59% between 2007 and 2017, according to data from the National Survey on Drug Use and Health. The rate of growth was faster...
Symptoms of anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions often start to show up in young adulthood. Oftentimes they are passed down through generations in the same family, but external factors can play a big role, too. Maybe you or your parents dealt with...
Maintaining a consistent home and school environment is important for teens — especially when they’re having trouble with their mental health. Many parents don’t know there are Short-Term Options for both structured outpatient programs and Residential...
Many parents of teens start exploring mental health topics for the first time when their child shows signs of depression or anxiety. Mental health and physical health usually go hand in hand for overall well-being. It’s something you have to create proactively...
Summer break can be a time for teens to relax, recharge and explore new interests. But sometimes, even with all of that free time, teens can experience challenges that can impact their enjoyment or well-being. As a parent, you may wonder if therapy can be helpful for...
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