Everyone knows that depressed people often present as being sad or having a negative outlook on life. Yet, depression is a very nuanced mental health problem that affects millions of Americans each year. And it doesn’t discriminate between wealthy and poor, male and female, or even young and old. In fact, how it appears in adults versus adolescence can differ significantly. And that’s really important to know.
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If there’s one thing that teens are really good at, it’s pushing boundaries. In fact, you might have a few stories from your own childhood that drove your parents to the brink!
Read MoreIf you’re a teen, the last thing you probably want to do is go to counseling. As in so many other instances in your life, you may think it’s yet another person telling you what to do. Or, even worse, telling you what you’re doing wrong.
Read MoreThis blog post is the first in a three part series that examines loneliness and human connection among men. This first part explores why men experience loneliness and how men's counseling can provide support.
Read MoreWhat separates those teens who are able to overcome challenges from the teens who seem to struggle? Research indicates that the teens who are able to overcome have developed resilience. Here are five ways in which family members can support their teens develop resilience.
Read MoreIt can be challenging to communicate effectively when there is significant tension and emotions are running high. It's important for you the teen to feel empowered to take action and make change. Here are five behavioral tips for teens to consider when engaged in conflict with parents.
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