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Healthy Tips for Back-to-School

Here are some healthy tips on how to stay in good health as you start the school year.

Opportunity to Support Your Mental Health Education: Drug Rehab USA Mental Health Scholarship.

What do ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety have in common?

Embrace the spirit of “Just Do It” for yourself, and don’t depend on the approval of others.

Homeschooled teens aren’t exempt from the common mental health struggles teen students face.

With the proper controls, you can foster a healthy “hybrid” social environment for your child.

Explore various socialization opportunities to find the right one that suits your teen the best.

Is your student suffering from teen burnout? Here are 4 signs to look out for – plus 4 ways you can help them get through it.

How to make your home into a fun and welcoming hangout spot for teens.

Learning how to navigate difficult teen emotions during homeschooling isn’t easy, but it’s worth it.

The team at IvyPanda recently made an informative article on how to stop being insecure.

This infographic covers the main symptoms and phases of culture shock, and provides tips to overcome it.

Instagram paused its rollout of a tween version after it was slammed for ignoring research that found the app harmed teen girls.

Feeling depressed? Changing your physical activity, lifestyle, and even your way of thinking are all natural depression treatments.

Tweens, Teens, Tech and Mental Health synthesizes what is known about the relationship between adolescents’ mental health and digital technology use.

Smartphones and social media have seen some criticism in recent years for harming the mental and physical health of teenagers.

There are many ways in which a pet can improve your studying routine.

What can homeschooling parents do to encourage teens to care for wildlife and take a more active role in preserving the environment?

Have you witnessed the challenges that addiction can present, or helped someone overcome substance use disorder?

Here are 12 indications that you have an anxiety disorder; the more symptoms you have, the more severe is your anxiety.

Be alert for negativity and don’t let your brain become emotionally involved with it.

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.