Every parent wants to see their children happy, healthy and thriving in the sport of their choice.
Spring sports are an exciting time for kids to get active, build confidence and have fun.
In this Parenting Unplugged episode, Heather Treat, PsyD, and Kayla Heiler, LCSW talk about how the teen brain develops and why that development shapes risk taking and decision making.
Depression is a specific pattern of symptoms that lasts for at least two weeks. Unlike temporary sadness, depression causes significant distress and affects your teen's daily life.
When a child's mood shifts suddenly or they start avoiding school, bullying may be the cause.
When anxiety keeps your child from attending school, it can be a challenging and stressful experience for the whole family.
When a teen is struggling with self-worth, it can be hard to know how to help.
Finding new ways to connect with your child can strengthen your relationship.
Navigating the world of social media as a parent can be difficult.
It can be hard to know if a teen's behaviors around food and body image are a passing phase or a sign of something more serious.
If your teen struggles with organization, time management or focus, they may need support with executive functioning skills.
Bullying can take many forms, and its effects are significant.
