Some reports estimate that up to 14% of teens deal with symptoms of a psychotic disorder. Living with a psychotic disorder can be scary and overwhelming for teens. Such teenagers need parental support, guidance, and assurance to navigate the challenges. However, you shouldn’t ignore yourself as you offer support. This blog shares emotional and practical strategies that …
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Phoenix Teen Mental Health Common Issues & Challenges
According to the Arizona Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 36% of 9th-12th graders reported poor mental health. The same study also discovered that 25% of Arizona teens experienced suicidal ideation in 2020. Common mental health issues among teens in Phoenix, Arizona, include teen depression, anxiety disorders, substance abuse, and eating disorders. Nexus Teen Academy plays a key role …
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Creating a Supportive Family Environment for Teens with Psychosis in Arizona
Teen psychosis is a severe mental health disorder that causes teens to disconnect from reality. It leads to hallucinations, impaired insight, delusions, and disorganized thinking patterns. Although symptom prevalence is higher in younger children (9-12 years), it is also quite common in teens aged 13-18. Unfortunately, most parents and siblings do not have the skills, expertise, …
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Early Signs and Symptoms of Teen Psychotic Disorders in Arizona
Nearly 100,000 adolescents in the United States experience their first episode of psychosis each year. Psychotic disorders, which include conditions such as schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder, can drastically affect a teenager’s life, but early recognition and intervention can help teens lead fulfilling lives. At Arizona, Nexus Teen Academy aim to provide comprehensive mental health services …
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Navigating Mental Health Treatment for Arizona Teens with Psychotic Disorders
Some studies estimate that up to 14% of adolescents may be dealing with some psychotic disorder symptoms. Navigating mental health treatment for teen psychotic disorders can be challenging for both teens and caregivers due to the level of care, supervision, and support required. Understanding the available treatment options, strategies, and approaches can help lessen the …
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