Addressing Mental Health Stigma in Teens
Mental health stigma can make it harder for teens to ask for help. Learn how parents and caregivers can create a safe, supportive environment where teens feel comfortable talking about their mental health.
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Children with Developmental Challenges and Social Media
Social media can offer connection for children with developmental challenges, but it can also present unique risks. Learn what parents should watch for and how to help children navigate social media safely.
Substance Use in Teens; An Expert's Top Advice
Teen substance use is a growing concern that impacts families, schools, and communities nationwide. While experimentation with drugs or alcohol may seem like a rite of passage to some, the consequences can be far-reaching.
Is My Child Suffering from Anxiety?
Anxiety is common in children, but how can parents tell when worry has become a concern? Learn the signs of anxiety in kids and when to seek support.
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Supporting Kids This School Year
Expert guidance and resources to help children and families navigate their mental and behavioral health.
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Safe and Healthy Social Media Use for Kids
Social media is a big part of many kids’ lives, but it also comes with potential risks. Learn how parents can help children develop healthy online habits, recognize warning signs, and stay safe on social media.
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Understanding the Different Types of ADHD: What Parents Should Know
ADHD can look different from child to child. Learn about the three types of ADHD, common signs and symptoms, and how understanding your child’s unique needs can help them thrive.
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School, Anxiety and Kids
It’s common for children to experience heightened anxiety related to school. School anxiety can be intensified by separation concerns from family in addition to changes in routine, structure, and expectations.
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OCD in Children and Tips for Parents
If you are the parent of a child with OCD, you may feel alarmed and confused. Your child’s behavior does not make sense, and you might not know how to respond or where to turn for help.
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