What Are Self-Injurious Behaviors and Why Do They Happen?
Self-injurious behaviors are when an individual intentionally causes injury to their own body. This can be cutting, burning, or hitting oneself. It's often ...Read More
Could a Developmental Delay Be Impacting Your Child’s Behavior?
It can be hard when a child acts out. You might wonder if it is just a phase. You might worry it is more. Sometimes ...Read More
Can Medication Help You Overcome Alcohol or Drug Cravings?
Cravings are intense urges or desires that make it difficult to stop drinking or using drugs. Medicine can help some people feel less urge. In ...Read More
Is Your Child Struggling in School? How Behavioral Issues Impact Learning
Is your child having a hard time at school? Do you experience new work, play, or friend problems? Children learn in a great number of ...Read More
How Do I Know If My Teen’s Anxiety Is “Normal” or Needs Attention?
Anxiety is part of life. All kids worry sometimes. But when worry stops a teen from living, it needs attention. We will help you spot ...Read More
Feeling Trapped in a Cycle of Self-Harm? What If You Could Break Free?
It hurts to feel stuck. If you hurt yourself on purpose, you may feel scared, sad, or alone. We want you to know we care ...Read More
Social Drinking or Something More? How to Tell When Alcohol Is a Problem
Many people drink with friends. They may have a glass at dinner or a drink at a party. That is often okay. But sometimes drinking ...Read More
What Does Emotional Balance Feel Like After a Mood Disorder Diagnosis?
Getting a mood disorder diagnosis can feel heavy. You might feel scared, sad, confused, or relieved. Emotional balance does not happen fast. It grows with ...Read More
Why Is My Child So Withdrawn? Understanding Social Anxiety
Parents are fond of watching their children happy, laughing, and playing.However, in some cases, a child could appear to be so quiet. They can ...Read More
Is Your Mood Disorder Controlling Your Life? Here’s How to Take Back Control
If your mood feels like it runs your day, you are not alone. Mood disorders like depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder can make small tasks ...Read More