Trauma counseling for teens can be an important support when a teen boy’s emotions, behavior or relationships change after painful or overwhelming experiences. Trauma doesn’t…
A self-harm relapse can leave parents feeling scared, confused and unsure how to respond. You may feel panic, sadness, anger or guilt all at once.…
Anxiety in teen boys can be difficult for parents to recognize. Some boys say they feel nervous or worried. Others show anxiety through anger, avoidance,…
Teen drinking can feel frightening for parents, especially when alcohol use seems sudden, secretive or out of character. Some families discover drinking after a party,…
Childhood trauma can affect teens in ways parents may not notice right away. Some teens become withdrawn or quiet. Others seem angry, anxious, distracted or…
It’s incredibly easy to misread what’s going on with a stressed-out teenager. You notice your teen struggling during family conversations, letting their grades slip or…
Watching your teenager struggle with paying attention and concentration can be a deeply confusing experience. You may notice your teen drifting away during dinner conversations,…
When a teen begins struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma or emotional dysregulation, many parents ask the same difficult question — “What level of care does…
Trauma can affect teens in ways that are not always obvious at first. Some adolescents become withdrawn and emotionally numb after a traumatic experience, while…
If you or a loved one are struggling with thoughts of self-harm, suicide or feel unable to keep yourself safe, call or text 988 to…