When you go to a doctor or psychologist with your symptoms and they respond with giving you a diagnosis, it’s easy to take on that diagnosis as though you’re ready […]
Teen Bipolar Disorder: Don’t Get Lost Behind the Diagnosis Read More »
This is the second of two articles providing psychological and medical terms on teen bipolar disorder, which you might need when having conversations with professionals in the mental health field.
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Connie Martenson interviews Paradigm Treatment’s therapeutic writing teacher, Cynthia Bond, about her new book “Ruby.” Set during the 1950s in East Texas, the titular character, “a salmon swimming against the
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When you’re making your way through the mental health field, there are many medical terms that might throw you off. If you’re helping a teen with bipolar disorder or if
Terms to Know On Teen Bipolar Disorder – Part One Read More »
Often, the word rehab is used with treating addiction. It’s not used as a term to describe healing from a psychological disorder, such as teen depression. However, the word rehab
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According to clinical therapists, about 5% of all teens will experience depression, and about 20% of all adolescents will experience depression that is serious in nature between the ages of
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Researchers at Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois are hopeful that a new strategy for reducing the power of negative events will serve as a treatment for teen depression and
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The Anxiety and Depression Association of America (ADAA) recently held their annual conference. The event took place in Chicago during the last three days of March 2014, and a number of
Prevalence of Teen Anxiety & Depression: Recent Research Read More »
If your teen is experiencing psychological symptoms and his or her level of functioning at school, home, or work is not as high as it could be, then you’re likely
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Teens who experience mental illness, such as depression, anxiety, or the mood swings of Bipolar Disorder, can have symptoms of confused and dysfunctional thinking. However, this sort of thinking can
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