Solution for Troubled Teens: DBT Therapy May Be the Answer
Being a teen is not easy. In fact, experiencing adolescence has become more complicated and difficult than ever. Troubled teens […]
Being a teen is not easy. In fact, experiencing adolescence has become more complicated and difficult than ever. Troubled teens […]
The statistics around the teen mental health crisis are daunting. The suicide rate among young people aged 10-24 has increased
Divorce can be an emotionally taxing, anxiety-provoking event for an entire family. However, healthy co-parenting after divorce will help reduce
We all know about “the talk”. Whether you’re on the giving or receiving end, most people find it incredibly uncomfortable to talk about sex.
Social Stories are proven to be an excellent tool for helping children on the spectrum deal with new or unfamiliar social events. Developed by Carol Gray in 1991, they have greatly improved social skills in autistic children.
Talk of back to school can trigger parents as much as children. Going back to homework, lunch money, after school programs, car pool etc. etc. can evoke a stress response in even the most seasoned parent.
Transitions can feel intimidating, especially when experiencing a major change like transferring to a new school or moving from elementary to middle or middle to high school.
When children and teens need therapy, it’s not unusual for caregivers to feel like they have failed. But rather than being a sign of failure, seeking help for your child is a brave act.
Studies have found that teens who have presented with a mood disorder or who abuse drugs are at the greatest risk of attempting suicide. While research suggests girls attempt suicide more often, boys more often die from it.
Anxiety is like fire: It can keep us safe and warm, or completely devastate our property and our lives. It’s good to be a little anxious at times.