According to the National Center for PTSD, about 14% to 43% of teens have experienced a traumatic event during their lifetime. It is important to understand that not all trauma can lead to teen PTSD. Some statistics indicate that about 3%-15% of girls who have experienced trauma develop PTSD. The number is a bit lower in boys, with …

Studies estimate that around 3% of adolescents deal with borderline personality disorder, when you account for other types of personality disorders, this number may be even higher. In general, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services estimates that nearly 50% of all adolescents will deal with some sort of mental health disorder. The prevalence …

Most people associate post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) with adults or older individuals. However, PTSD and PTSD symptoms can occur for just about anyone, including children, adolescents, teens, and young adults — anybody who goes through a traumatic experience. If not treated early, PTSD in adolescence can magnify, leading to more significant problems and issues in …

Studies show that 43% of boys and girls go through at least one traumatic event during their upbringing. Witnessing or experiencing distressing events, such as domestic problems, abuse, or violence, may leave teenagers traumatized. If the resulting trauma is not promptly addressed, it may trigger teen post-traumatic disorder (PTSD), a condition characterized by extreme nightmares, …

Tracking your teen’s health using wearable devices may help them understand their symptoms, lifestyle, and thought patterns. Amidst the growing mental health crisis, technology emerges as a powerful ally, providing innovative solutions to support and treat PTSD in teens. At Nexus Teen Academy, we integrate cutting-edge solutions into our therapeutic practices to promote holistic care …