Did you know that an estimated 2.9% of teens live with bipolar disorder? Out of them, 2.6% have severe impairments. Bipolar disorder causes intense changes in moods and energy levels. It can impact different areas of a teenager’s life. These include social, academic, and occupational aspects. When addressing it, treatment professionals use medications alongside holistic and …
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School and the Anxious Teen – Strategies for Success and Support in Arizona
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health disorders in teens. It affects at least 3.6% of 10-14-year-olds and 4.6% of 15-19-year-olds. If left untreated, it can creep into a teenager’s daily life. This may, in return, affect their day-to-day activities and school performance. Teens suffering from anxiety disorders may perform poorly and avoid school-related activities. …
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Types of Therapy for Teenage Low Self-Esteem in Arizona
Did you know that most teenagers who conform to the societal pressure to look good battle self-worth issues? Self-worth and body image issues are problems affecting many teenagers. Some end up engaging in destructive behaviors as a maladaptive coping mechanism. At Nexus Teen Academy, we understand how low self-image impacts a teenager’s well-being. We work with …
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Understanding Teen Bipolar Disorder in Arizona
Being a teenager is tough, but for teens with bipolar disorder, it’s even harder. About 3 out of 100 teens in the United States have bipolar disorder. This affects how well they do in school, their friendships, and their daily lives. At Nexus Teen Academy, we understand the complexities of mental health conditions such as …
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The Role of Family Support in Teen Depression Recovery
Family support plays a crucial role in helping teens recover from depression. A study from the National Institutes of Health found that teens who spend more time with their parents show fewer signs of depression, highlighting the importance of family involvement. When families create a safe and caring environment, teens are more likely to feel …
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