COVID-19 ejected students from the familiar hustle and bustle of the classroom into unexpected and prolonged isolation at home. This has destabilized their lives and challenged their sense of self.
It is their identity—who they conceive themselves to be—that […]
The elderly is sadly the most vulnerable demographic to the virus. However, the virus is not the only challenge facing them. Their mental health is seriously at risk, too.
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You can manage your depression during the coronavirus pandemic!
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Accumulating neuropsychiatric research sheds light on what to expect as the pandemic shifts into a chronic phase and mental health issues come forward. Is “COVID Brain” a thing?
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Is your child or teenager struggling with depression, self-harm, or suicidal thoughts? Hope, creativity, and fun can serve as buffers.
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Many parents may be wondering if child care closures and physical and social-distancing will influence their child’s development.
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Studies show that the effects of school closure during COVID-19 have exacerbated negative effects on children and adolescents. Special interventions should be used to help.
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You’ve decided to divorce. Now what? You need to let your kids know, and the conversation will be easier if you are prepared.
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Nearly half of parents of children under age 18 say their stress levels related to the coronavirus pandemic are high, with managing their kids’ online learning the number one source of stress for many, according to a new survey […]
When teenage girls struggle with their self-image, it can lead to depression and feelings of hopelessness. Those feelings can take a dangerous turn if not recognized.
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