Nobody has a “normal” family because “normal” doesn’t exist. Every family is different. They each come with their own dynamics, environments and expectations. However, a family should be built on love and support for one another, no matter who is involved or what that...
Being in high school is hard — and not just because of homework or exams. Stress can come from every direction, from social expectations and relationships to extracurricular activities and planning for the future. Crossing that stage at graduation is a milestone that...
Prolonged grief disorder is a mental health disorder characterized by intense, atypical responses to grief. In some clinical literature, this disorder is called complicated grief. If your teen is having an especially hard time processing grief, they may be...
Staying informed on teen health can help you provide effective support to your own teen. Health has many facets; it encompasses physical health, social health, emotional health and mental health. Parenting a teen can be difficult at times, especially when it comes to...
When it comes to teen mental health, education is essential. Helping your teens understand mental health can make them better equipped to understand their own experiences. As a parent, you can provide resources and build a rapport with your teen by exploring mental...
Most people who have borderline personality disorder (BPD) will start showing symptoms by the time they reach young adulthood. These often include intense emotions, mood swings, and an unstable sense of self that leads to impulsive behaviors and chaotic relationships....
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