Mental Health

Many teens face struggles with their mental health that nobody else sees. And for many adolescents, mental health concerns related to anxiety and depression (among others) may mask an even […]

Reviewed by the Paradigm Leadership Team Is the term “Asperger’s” still relevant today? Not exactly.  While it was once a commonly used term, today, Asperger’s and the symptoms associated with

School is a stressful time for many young people, and in recent years, we’ve seen a notable rise in adolescent mental health issues, with more than 40% of U.S. high

If you were experiencing signs of mental health issues, would you be able to recognize them? The young adult years (roughly ages 18 to 26) can be a trying time.

Half of teens who develop mental illnesses show their signs as early as 14 years old. And, 75% of those who experience mental illnesses experience their symptoms by the time

Mental health issues are a very broad category of illnesses and disorders, and while warning signs are a helpful way to tell when you should pay more attention to your

Teens can be impulsive, emotional, and passionate at times. On the one hand, having strong feelings about a topic can drive passion, advocacy, and a willingness to work hard. On

Codependency in sibling relationships is a complex dynamic that often develops in childhood and can persist into adulthood. This term typically refers to relationships in which one or both parties rely excessively on the other for emotional or physical support.