In order to help your child manage their anxiety, the first step is to take care of yourself, says Deborah Vinall, PsyD, LMFT, doctor of psychology, licensed marriage and family therapist, and author ...

This kind of productivity anxiety is probably familiar to many adults ... associated with people decades older. Of the 1,545 teens the researchers surveyed, 56 percent felt pressure to have ...

If you've ever felt anxious before delivering a speech, taking a test or performing on stage, you're not alone. Most people feel anxious on occasion and it can actually be a good thing.

With many providers who specialize in anxiety, your teen is sure to find the help they need here ... struggling with anxiety a mix of couples and individual counseling, CBT worksheets, and even yoga ...

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A19-year study at the University of Virginia is revealing what may lead some young adults to suffer from debilitating depression and anxiety ... adding teens treat relationships as "almost ...

Lifestyle Lead and Multi-Media Journalist. Clinical Psychologist Dr David Coleman, an Irish parenting expert with three books under his belt, is setting out on a nationwide tour to help parents ...

I work specifically with troubled teens, difficult marriages or relationships as well as painful issues such as depression, anxiety ... as well as written a workbook to help teens reach their ...

“A lot of times with young children, I'll have them draw a gingerbread cutout or a heart, and create a legend with different ...

Even after the isolation and fear Covid wrought dissipated, levels of anxiety and depression remain ... like free online therapy for all teens in a region, new K-12 curricula on handling stress ...

Anxiety levels among young teenagers dropped during the coronavirus pandemic, a study has suggested. Thirteen to 14-year-olds were less anxious during lockdown than they had been last October ...

Spending more time on screens increases the likelihood that 9- and 10-year-olds will develop symptoms of mental illness, according to a study by UC San Francisco that is one of the first long-term ...