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Kids And Teens Anxiety Guide

Mental Health Guide – Anxiety & Depression in Children

Many children experience anxieties and worries, and may feel sad and hopeless from time to time. Strong fears can occur at different points during development. For example, toddlers often become highly distressed about being away from their parents, even when they are safe and cared for. While anxieties and worries are natural in children, persistent or excessive fear and sadness…

You Must Know – Divorce for Your Children’s Mental Health

Introduction Divorce is not just a legal dissolution of a marital union but a complex process that affects all family members involved, particularly children. Statistics reveal that approximately 40% of marriages in the United States conclude in divorce. This comprehensive guide delves into the multifaceted impacts of divorce on children’s mental health and offers insights into effective coping mechanisms. How…

Are You Introverts? – Traits, Flirting Styles, and Common Types

Introduction Introversion is often misunderstood as simply being shy or antisocial. However, it encompasses a much broader spectrum of personality traits and preferences that influence how individuals perceive and interact with the world. This article explores the defining characteristics of introverts, their unique approach to flirting, and delves into the most common types of introverted personalities. What is an Introvert?…

Narcissistic Parents: Traits, Signs, and Coping Strategies

Introduction Navigating the turbulent waters of a relationship with a narcissistic parent can be daunting. Narcissistic parents exhibit a unique set of traits that can significantly impact family dynamics and the emotional development of their children. By understanding the characteristics, signs, and effective coping mechanisms, individuals can better manage their interactions and mitigate the psychological toll. 1. Understanding Narcissistic Parenting…

Asocial vs Antisocial vs Introverted: What You Must Know

Not All Quiet Souls Are the Same Have you ever been called antisocial just because you needed some alone time? As a clinical psychologist who’s spent years helping people understand their social preferences, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve seen the hurt in someone’s eyes when they’re mislabeled. Let’s clear up these commonly confused terms once and for…

A Personal Battle with Bullying and Mental Health in School

Submitted by EdwinL I felt powerless and depressed. My friends were worried — I always get affected by incidents like these. Especially so, when: – My friends’ friend committed suicide 2 weeks ago. – Multiple teachers telling me that their students committed suicide during a recent dialogue. – Ashlee’s case. – The girl who overdosed herself and penned a letter…