Mental Health

Since 2006, October has been recognized as National Bullying Prevention Month by Pacer’s National Bullying Prevention Center. While bullying is often considered a normal, inevitable experience that most children have […]

There are some circumstances in life that can quickly make us tongue tied, such as what to say to someone when a loved one has passed away. Along with death

You’ve heard pets (namely dogs) referred to as “man’s best friend.” With over 60 percent of Americans owning a pet, there’s a good chance that you or someone close to

Many teens who are involved with sports in high school are considered to be in great shape when it comes to their mental health. After all, they might be able

October: It’s a month filled with pumpkin-flavored coffee, jack o’lanterns, baking-scented candles, and all of the other accouterments of autumn. It’s also Bullying Prevention Month. Kids have been back in

Do you ever wonder how well your teen is really doing? Sure, your teen might be an average student, but they are not making the honor roll. And sure, your

Life’s stresses sometimes make it hard to focus on all of the things that are going right. Over time, self-pity and blaming others leads to mental health conditions, such as

Studies have shown that seventy percent of teenagers are not receiving the amount of sleep that they should be each night. The reasons for sleep deprivation range from physical and mental