Up until recently, it has been thought that those who are the victims of violence, meaning that they experience violence inflicted on themselves, are at risk for developing PTSD. For […]
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If a child experiences abuse in their home of origin, whether that’s physical, sexual, or emotional abuse, he or she is more vulnerable to alcohol consumption during adolescence. A research
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In May of 2014, a new study examined the fertility rates of adolescents between the ages of 15-19 and its relationship with mental illness. The research revealed that those females
Teen Girls with Mental Illness are More Likely To Get Pregnant Read More »
Today, teens and adults alike tend to have less sunshine and more computer light, less time with family and more time with strangers and co-workers, less real foods and more
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Whether it’s violence towards themselves, such as suicide, or violence towards others, such as shooting students at school, we’ve seen it too often in the news. Teens are turning violent,
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Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) have received much attention in recent years. This is partly because of a rise in adolescent and teen ADD/ADHD cases in
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Let’s say you read the first article, and you’re thinking you might need professional support. Some teens are afraid of getting mental health treatment because there’s a fear that you
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