Author name: Pat D'Amico

    Believe it or not children between the ages of 5 to 14 years old can experience depression and even commit suicide. According to research, there is a clear […]

There can be an odd parent-child relationship that develops when children become teenagers. For most part, you may have had a healthy and happy relationship with your child – up

There are a lot of words that can describe feeling bad about yourself, others, or the world. You might feel sad, depressed, lost, confused, worried, or downright crappy. Sometimes, you

  There is a good reason why support groups and group therapy has been so successful over the ages. It’s primarily because when people can connect with others who share

Whether you suspect mental illness in your teen or you want to chart the progress towards mental health in your adolescent, self-evaluation tools are easy to use. Plus, they do

  If you’re a parent who has struggled with addiction in the past, then you know the danger of substance use. And if you recall your adolescence, then you might

  Okay, your social media content might be a little personal and you likely wouldn’t want to share it with people who are going to investigate it. But what if

  Many parents have a hard time distinguishing between the usual teenage blues and depression. Teens might display symptoms of sadness, isolation, and a sullen mood. But how can you

  Because today’s world is so busy, we need to counter that with time to relax and unwind. But if you are also a recovering addict, then the need to