Have you ever wondered why you form relationships the way you do? Or what makes you comfortable around one person but uncomfortable around another? It is all linked back to the attachment style we developed as children. Sometimes, these styles are insecure and can lead to attachment difficulties. Attachment difficulties are emotional and behavioral challenges …
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Reasons Why Teenagers In Arizona Are Resisting Therapy
It is estimated that nearly 20% of children and teenagers have a mental health condition, yet a significant number resist seeking therapy or do not get the support they need. At Nexus Teen Academy, we understand that for many families, navigating the challenge of a teen who refuses therapy can feel overwhelming. It becomes even more alarming considering …
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Negative Teen Behaviors in Arizona
Adolescence can be challenging for parents and guardians. As teens age, they crave more independence and often don’t understand that they still need your guidance and protection. At Nexus Teen Academy, we define negative teen behavior as problematic tendencies that go beyond age-appropriate norms and can have long-term negative consequences. At this age, your teen wants …
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How to Force a Teenager to Go to School in Arizona
An increasing number of teenagers resist attending school, sometimes outright refusing to attend. This is a growing concern among parents of adolescents. They are often at a loss as to why their teenager is so adamant about their refusal, not realizing that emotional or psychological difficulties frequently cause the school refusal. These challenges may include …
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Benefits of Teen Mindfulness and How It Can Help
One of the many benefits of mindfulness for teens who struggle with extreme stress or anxiety is to help them manage these emotions and stay calm. Teens often struggle with unique challenges like constant engagement in social media, evolving mental health issues, societal expectations, and academic pressure. These challenges can lead to low self-esteem, trouble …
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