The Real Crisis of Teen Mental Health
Many teens are battling mental health challenges in the wake of COVID-19. To help them, parents need support and care—not stigma and shame.
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Our Kids and Teens Are Not Okay: The Crisis Parents Face
Teens currently report worse mental health and higher levels of anxiety and depression than all other age groups—including adults. Taking strivers into thrivers.
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Preventing Your Teen From Becoming A Cyberbully
New study shares how supportive parents can curb cyberbullying among teens and 3 ways you can start making positive changes at home.
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Why Shaming Teens or Kids Shouldn’t Be Part of Parenting
New study shares how derisive parenting can lead to bullying, and how we must take a more positive approach at home to help young people with peer relationships.
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Digital Age Parenting: Dealing With Cyberbullying
Parents are unsure how to deal with cyberbullying, yet teens consider online harassment normal and prefer their parents don’t get involved. Ways to turn this around.
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Does Your Teen Have Tools to Handle Cyberbullying?
With a rise in cyberbullying and online harassment among teens, is your child equipped to handle digital hate? 5 ways to build digital resilience.
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How Fear of Cyberbullying Could Affect Tweens and Teens
Adolescents’ overuse of social media may cause emotional problems.
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Sexting Scandals, Slut Pages, Nudes: What Teens Face Today
New research shares how sexting is part of today’s generation of youth. Dealing with the risks and consequences of sext messages gone wrong.
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More Boys Admit to Cyberbullying Than Girls
Over a quarter of young people say they have bullied or insulted someone else online, according to a new study. Nearly a third of boys admit to cyberbullying over girls.
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