Mental Health

Some adults believe that it’s impossible for children and teens to develop a mental illness. Perhaps they feel that children and teens are too young or haven’t had the life […]

It’s very common for a teen to have symptoms of a psychological disorder and not realize that they have one. They might be experiencing a low mood, irritability, mood swings,

Suicidal thoughts are not easy to face. Anyone who’s had them knows that it can be an emotionally and even physically painful experience. And yet, many teens around the world

A teen doesn’t have to have a mental illness to want to see a therapist or counselor. There are a number of good reasons for an adolescent to spend an

Having children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be a challenging experience. And when these children grow to be teenagers, the task of parenting can get incredibly more intense.  

When you’re not feeling well physically, emotionally, or psychologically, it’s common to think of traditional forms of healing, such as going to a doctor, looking up information on the Internet,

Everyone has different emotional and physical boundaries. For instance, one’s individual’s sense of personal space might be different than that of another person’s sense of space. Typically, relationships that are

Most of us are shy about admitting that there might be a problem. We want to come across as having it all together. For instance, a well-liked, popular, and accomplished

On the whole, male and female teens are at risk for the same physical and mental health concerns and yet adolescent males are far less likely to be seen by

There are some teens that are incredibly gifted intellectually, musically, or artistically. However, that gift might come with mental illnesses, such as depression, anxiety, social ineptness, and even psychosis. Gifted