Cyberbullying: It’s defined as bullying that takes place via the Internet, email, texting, social media, or other electronic media. It’s something that, for the most part, today’s parents of teenagers […]
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Mood swings: They’re common among teenagers, but what can you do if your teen’s moodiness is getting to be too much? Today’s adolescents have a lot on their plates. They
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If you’ve had the opportunity to teach or work with gifted teens, you know what a paradox they can be: Giftedness (defined as having an IQ of 130 or above)
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You might already know that journaling is a great outlet. It’s recommended for anyone, from children to adults, who wants to relax, become more grateful, and get to know themselves
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There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding mental illness. This is particularly true when the mental health conditions affect children and teenagers. Take a look through this list of nine common misconceptions
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Many people look at January as a time of renewal. It’s a time to make resolutions and to think about how you want this year to look different from last
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Have you ever met someone who you would describe as always seeing the glass as half-full? You might have thought that this type of positive attitude was just inherent in
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The statistics are alarming: Suicide is now a leading cause of death among young people. There are an average of 121 suicides each day in America, and that is not
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Mental health issues come with a stigma and there are many misconceptions. When it comes to teens, some of the myths and incorrect information can be harmful to those in
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You’ve probably heard the advice to “think positive.” While it might sound like a non-specific, non-scientific hooey, there is actually evidence that positive thoughts can benefit both your physical and
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