Statistically, children in the U.S. spend more time on electronic devices than in nature. Interacting with nature through play or exploration can have many mental health and physical benefits.
What if some of the things we believe about teen suicide simply aren’t true? From common myths to overlooked warning signs, understanding the facts can change how we recognize when a teen is struggling and how we respond.
It is common to experience symptoms of baby blues after childbirth; however, if symptoms persist or worsen, it is critical to speak with your provider. Here are some signs to look out for and resources for struggling parents.
Depression is a serious yet treatable condition. If you suspect your child is demonstrating symptoms of depression, there are many things you can do to help at home and in conjunction with their pediatrician.
2020 is a year that will be remembered. Humans faced many trials and tribulations. As much as we tried to protect our children, even they were not immune to what was happening. Childhood looks different nowadays. Online school and masks have made social media the new way to socialize. Awareness of the impacts of these changes on mental health is the 1st step in helping kids and teens live healthy lives.
Depression can be hard to detect. Children and teenagers might not always verbalize their depression. This list provides information on how depression can manifest and what to look out for.
Being a teenager is hard. Depression and other mental health issues can develop or exacerbate during these years. The factors that contribute to mental health issues are many and far-reaching. Understanding the pervasiveness of mental health-related disorders can help parents take action.