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Struggling With Mom and Dad? Try Talking To Your Aunt or Uncle

Aunts and uncles can be like a second set of parents. Lots of kids have that cool aunt or fun-loving…
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Parents
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Parents of Teens In Treatment: Do You Take Care of Yourself, Too?

You know those safety speeches flight attendants give before takeoff? “In case of a loss of cabin pressure, oxygen masks…
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Parents
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Must-Have Conversations for Parents and LGBTQ Teens

Communication is Essential Taking the time to have conversations about tough or uncomfortable subjects with your teen can go a…
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Referents
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Is My Depression Real?

If you have depressive thoughts, you might sometimes wonder if you have depression – as in clinical depression. A voice…
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Parents

How to Tell if a Teen Needs Residential Treatment

If you worry your teen is getting off track this fall, you’re not alone. Parents across the country understand that…
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Anxiety & Mood Disorders
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When Should a Parent Seek Professional Help for a Teen with Depression?

Most parents understand teenagers will display the symptoms of depression – and possibly additional mental health disorders – at some…
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Parents
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How Do I Know if My Teen Needs More Intensive Treatment?

Mental Health Support For Teens One of the most difficult things about parenting a teenager is watching them struggle with…
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Family & Home Life
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Is Moving Traumatic for Adolescents? 

As a parent, you may be faced with an impending move to a new house. Or perhaps you’ve already moved.…
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Parents
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Does Your Child Think Your Depression Is Their Fault?

“It’s my fault mom gets sad.” Even if you don’t say they’re at fault or give your children a reason…
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Anxiety & Mood Disorders
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Psychosis, Schizophrenia and Prodromal Symptoms in Teens: What’s the Difference?

If your teen is experiencing hallucinations or delusions, you might hear certain terms being thrown around by mental health professionals.…
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Getting Help
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Suicide Prevention Month During COVID-19

This year, Suicide Prevention Month – as well as Suicide Prevention Week and World Suicide Prevention Day – feels different…
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Parents
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How to Keep Teens Connected to the LGBTQ Community During Covid-19

This year, many teens are starting the new school year from home. While some teens benefit from the flexibility of…
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