You expected the mood swings with puberty. After all, you were a teen once. But what if your child’s moods are more extreme than what you remember from adolescence? ....
Childhood psychological trauma is most often the result of an overwhelmingly stressful experience that is more than the child can cope with. It can be caused by anything that ....
Teenage brains are not fully developed until around their mid-20s. During adolescence, the prefrontal cortex, which controls logic and reasoning, is still being restructured and forming new synapses. As ....
Children exhibit behavioral problems for different reasons, ranging from a young child’s desire to test boundaries and see what he or she can get away with, to an older ....
If you’re asking yourself, “Does my child need to see a therapist?” you’re probably feeling overwhelmed, frustrated, sad, or worried. Your child may have ongoing behavioral or mental health ....
A traumatic event is an experience of violence, danger, or intense fear. It scares you; it may threaten your life or be committed against you without your consent. When ....
Body image refers to how you think about your body and feel about the way you look. It influences the way you engage with the world and can have ....
Many teen girls are susceptible to body insecurity. Adolescence is a period in a girl’s life when she is growing physically, emotionally, and mentally into a young woman. As ....
Parents frequently wrestle when it comes to uncomfortable issues with their kids such as ADHD, but we must realize that God knew them and us long before this we ....
The effects of childhood trauma don’t come to an end when a traumatized child enters adulthood. In fact, childhood trauma can continue to have significant effects throughout life, impacting ....
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