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Category Archives - Psychological Health
5 Tips on How Parents Can Help Their Child Cope with Anxiety
Kids with anxiety often display common behaviors such as constantly being fearful, avoiding new situations, and experiencing difficulty when separating
Four Books for Your Teenager to Read if They Struggle With Anxiety
An individual’s teenage years are often accompanied by frequent feelings of anxiety and worry. On top of that, teenagers often
Five Articles to Help Parents Understand Their Child’s Anxiety
Helping your child deal with their anxiety can be very confusing and overwhelming. Anxious children can spend a great deal
Remaining Active During COVID-19 as a Teenager and Young Adult with ADHD
One of the best things to do to treat ADHD is to be active — very active. In fact,
Four Books to Help Children Cope with a Changing Family Dynamic
Many families experience some level of stress and or change to their typical dynamic. Such changes could include separation, divorce,
Seven Books to Help Children Better Develop Their Self Esteem
Self-esteem is based on an individual’s positive regard for themselves; a confidence in one’s worth and abilities. A child begins
Four Books for Maturing Individuals Battling Depression
Depression commonly appears, and spikes, in individuals as they enter their teenage years and can affect many facets of their
Resources for Parents on Brain Training
Our brains, and the concept of brain training, are widely misunderstood and can be very confusing. Brain Training is being
Videos on Video Games and Learning
Kids love playing video games, sometimes too much. Many parents worry that letting their children play video games is bad
Resources for Parenting Children with ADHD
It is hard work being the parent of a child with ADHD. Not only is it tiring, it also presents
Books for Children and Teens with ADHD
If you have a youngster or teen who was recently diagnosed with ADHD, you may be looking for a way
Should I have my child evaluated for ADHD?
Is your child easily distracted? Does he have boundless energy? Does he have problems paying attention in the classroom? If
