If your teen is struggling with an eating disorder, its important to learn how media influences teen body image, and find out what to do to help your teen.
Teen Body Image and the Influence of Media
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Teen Social Media Use
Teaching your teen to use social media well is something that will benefit them for years to come.
Teens and Alcohol: The Dangers and Consequences
As a therapist for teens, I see a lot of kids dealing with alcohol-related problems. It’s important for parents to be aware of these issues. Here are some of the biggest ones.
How Addiction Affects Siblings
When a teen is struggling with addiction, it doesn’t just affect them—it impacts the whole family. Younger siblings, in particular, can have a tough time… The first step in solving this pain is understanding how addiction affects younger siblings.
OCD in Teens
Living with OCD can be tough, making school, friendships, and everyday life feel overwhelming. But with the right help, teens can learn to manage their OCD and feel more in control.
Managing Anxiety in Teens
How do you help your teen when their panic makes them unreachable? In this post, you’ll find 5 tips for managing anxiety in teens.
Parenting After A Divorce
Family life isn’t perfect, and parenting after a divorce can feel overwhelming. But if you stay consistent, loving, and patient, your child will know they can always count on you—no matter what.
How Parents Influence Teen Drug Use
This may be surprising, but if your teen is using, you may have something to do with it. Let’s explore how parents influence teen drug use.
Why Do Teens Rebel?
Why do teens rebel? I promise there’s a reason… Their behavior might seem totally random, but there’s usually a deeper reason behind it.
Teen Social Anxiety
If your teenager refuses to hang out with their peers, it’s important to figure out why… There’s could be countless reasons why your teen isn’t socializing, so let’s take a look at a few of them.
Philosophy
Hello, I’m Lauren! If you notice your teen struggling, you might be feeling helpless, hopeless, frustrated or concerned as a parent. Try to remember, there is hope. I want to help your adolescent feel better. My hope is for them to enjoy their life again. I want them to feel confident they can handle whatever situations arise.
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