Is your teen pulling away, constantly irritated, or losing interest in things they once loved? While moodiness is common in adolescence, these signs may point to something deeper. Learn how to recognize teen depression and how therapy can help your child find hope and healing. ...
By Jessy Fenyves, LCMHCA and Jude Johnson, LMFT - A Keen Mind You're Not Alone If Worry Is Running the Show It starts with a simple question: "What if?" What if I fail the test? What if you don't come back after dropping me off? What if everyone laughs at me? For a child with anxiety, these thoughts are more than passing worries; they feel enormous and real. You've probably tried to reassure, distract, or talk them through it. But the worries return, and your child seems stuck in a loop of fear. Take a breath. You're not alone. Childhood anxiety is more common than ever, and while it may feel overwhelming, it is also treatable. "Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow, it only saps today...