Teens hiding their depression from parents is a common problem that many parents will face when dealing with a depressed teen. In fact, a recent poll found that 40% of parents struggle to differentiate between normal teenage mood swings and actual signs of depression. It is usually because their children are so skilled at concealing …
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Teen Suddenly Avoids Eye Contact – What This Means
You may have noticed that your teen is actively avoiding eye contact. This is not just a sudden loss of attention. When a teen has their eyes on you and suddenly looks away so quickly, it has little to do with disobedience and more to do with what is happening inside. With their eyes, teens …
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Reform Schools for Teens
In the early days, a reform school for boys was an institution where adolescent offenders were placed as an alternative to adult prison. However, today, reform programs can be used to help teen boys overcome behavioral health conditions in more forward-thinking ways. In this article, we will discuss the components of a reform school for …
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Residential Program for High-Functioning Teens with Behaviors
Raising teenagers comes with unique challenges. However, it is usually more overwhelming when parenting high-functioning teenagers with behavioral issues. These adolescents usually appear normal. They make friends with ease and even perform well in class. As they seek to excel in different areas, their emotional or behavioral challenges remain hidden from the world. These may …
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My Teen Son Is Violent at Home- When Is It Time for Residential Care?
Dealing with a violent teenage son can be painful, terrifying, and exhausting. It takes lots of emotional and physical energy. Family members may live in constant fear or a state of hypervigilance due to a teen’s anger towards a mother, father, or siblings. The resulting crisis can cause parental guilt, anxiety, or confusion about the …
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