If you’ve been through a difficult breakup, you might be feeling alone, lost, confused, and maybe even wondering how you’re going to carry on. This might sound dramatic to parents […]
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According to a recent survey, less than half of American teens are receiving treatment for their psychological disorders. And, those who do get teen mental health treatment rarely see a
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No matter your age, we all have to bear with stress and anxiety from time to time. However, we are not born with the healthy tools and coping mechanisms to
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Often, we think that anxiety is being nervous from time to time. Or that it’s feeling anxious before getting up in front of the class or anxious when in enclosed
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Typically, when you think of teen athletes, you think of the support going to the teen! Usually, if sports are a major part of a teen’s life, then there’s a
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Nathan Hulls is not your average young adult. He marches forward with a life mission and that is to engage, inspire, and empower teens. As a youth motivational speaker, he
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Psychological researchers have been studying the brain and the effect of stress in early life. Research shows that forms of early stress, such as child abuse and/or poverty affects the
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A recent study found that parents are good at detecting whether their children might be prone to anxiety, especially if they themselves are anxious. Research done at the University of
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Hearing voices is an experience that even children can have. We tend to imagine homeless adults or people living in psych wards as experiencing delusions or hallucinations. But even children
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There are many social skills that teens are still developing. On the whole, until they learn to become more empathic, they will continue their eye-rolling and door-slamming. Of course, there
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