Children of all ages, from toddlers to teens, experience and enjoy friendships. They play an important role in their development. As part of our Fresh
We live in a world that rewards performance and productivity, but that constant push can quietly drain kids’ joy, self-esteem, and sense of purpose. As
Myth #1: People with OCD just like to be organized One of the biggest misunderstandings is that people with OCD just like to be clean
Separation anxiety is something many families experience, yet it can feel overwhelming when your child struggles with goodbyes. As part of our School Smarts for
While bipolar disorder and borderline personality disorder share some symptoms, understanding their key differences is critical for getting the right help and support. Rogers’ Dr.
Elizabeth struggled with her mental health as a teenager. Depression eventually led to substance use as a way to cope with her emotions. “Once I
What is Body Dysmorphic Disorder? Is it just being vain? A person with Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) is intensely preoccupied with perceived flaws or defects
Whether it’s homework stress, friendship drama, or tension with teachers, most students will face challenges at some point during the school year. As a parent,
September marks National Recovery Month, a time to raise awareness about substance use and to recognize the courage and strength it takes to walk the
Talking about mental health can feel uncomfortable, and it doesn’t need to be. Starting a conversation with someone you’re concerned about can make a difference.
