A Father’s Story of Loss, Hope, and the Importance of Tough Conversations Parenting a teenager today can be overwhelming. Headlines shout, “Teen mental health crisis!” without guidance on what to do. As a parent, it...
Written by: John Piacentini Ph.D., ABPP and Jennifer Regan, Ph.D. When the pandemic hit, we turned to our screens for everything from school to doctor appointments to birthday parties. And while teletherapy sessions were an...
In the first post of this series, we talked about whether you were in a good place to help your friend. Now you’re ready to learn how. Listener vs. Helper: When people share their problems,...
It can be confusing to watch a friend or sibling struggle with anxiety. Sometimes, if they share their worries, you might start to feel anxious, too. Even if you want to help, it’s not always...
It was the unofficial start of fall when I opened my email and saw the The New York Times headline "Where Are the Students?" sitting in my inbox. In the newsletter, David Leonhardt sounds the...
In Florida, hurricane season runs from June 1st through November 30th. This can be a stressful time for kids and teens. Hearing about destruction from wind and rain, listening to parents create evacuation plans, or...
Written by: Anne Marie Albano, Ph.D., ABPP and Muniya Khanna, Ph.D. Anxiety is an alert system Anxiety is something that we all deal with. In fact, anxiety is an important alert system that, when used...
Written by: Anne Marie Albano, Ph.D., ABPP and Kate McKnight, Ph.D. It’s never been easy to raise a teen. But with the rise of social media, parents, healthcare providers, and educators are facing new challenges...
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