Schizophrenia is a disorder that can frighten most people. In fact, it can be scary not only for the person inflicted with the illness but also for family, friends, and
Seeing Through 13 Teen Schizophrenia Myths – Part One Read More »
This article is the second in a series on teen schizophrenia, intending to break through general myths most people tend to have about the illness. In general, schizophrenia is a
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It’s true that adolescence can be stressful – not just for teens but for parents as well! If your child is showing signs of anxiety, you might want to take
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Teens who are drinking obvious do so illegally. Underage drinking poses certain risks to adolescents, primarily because their brains are still in its development. When teens begin to drink, they
Teen Alcohol Abuse: Underage Drinking Poses Significant Risks Read More »
In this article, you’ll find information that will empower you to heal from Panic Disorders. Traditional mental health treatment methods will also be shared and they are not mutually exclusive.
Two Essential Tasks to Recover from Teen Panic Disorder Read More »
If you’re like most parents of adolescents, you might be wondering whether your child is having sex. And if he or she is, perhaps you’re also wondering whether you need
Parents: Here Is A Teen Sexual Behavior Calculator Read More »
This is a two part series covering teen Bipolar Disorder along with diagnosis and treatment. These two articles are meant to provide clear and simple information so that your questions
Teen Bipolar Disorder: Clear Answers To Complex Questions – Part Two Read More »
A new study, published in the July 2014 issue of Pediatrics, surveyed over 1800 children and teens from the ages of 10 to 18 who were detained at the Juvenile
Delinquent Teens are More Likely to Die Violently Later in Life Read More »
Sometimes, experiencing a traumatic event (such as a car accident, death in the family, divorce, physical violence, or witnessing violence) won’t leave any lasting effect on a teenager once the
Treating Teen PTSD and Co-Occurring Psychosis Read More »
When children and teens have a diagnosis that impairs their learning, they are eligible for receiving federal academic support in school. However, according to Federal Law, teens need to meet
Serious Emotional Disturbances and Teen Academic Support Read More »
