Managing Stress in Young Children

Stress in children may present differently than it does in adults. Often, a child expressing stress may be mistaken for one that is misbehaving. If your family is going through a difficult time, or your child is struggling with something, pay attention to what they are trying to communicate through their behavior. Stress in children can be effectively managed. Here, we will discuss how to cope with stress in young children

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The Effect of Infidelity on Mental Health

Betrayal trauma is the deep pain that is felt physically, emotionally, and mentally when you have been betrayed in a primary or intimate relationship. For example, when your partner has been unfaithful. Some studies have compared what the betrayed partner goes through with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

In this article we will discuss the effects of infidelity in an intimate-partner relationship.

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Teenage Depression and Anxiety

Depression and anxiety are becoming increasingly prevalent in teenagers. Is your teen struggling?

A teenager may not have a name for what they are dealing with. They may not recognize that what they are struggling with is depression or anxiety – or both. Some of the symptoms of anxiety and depression in teens may be overlooked as just regular teenage behavior. However, we need to look at these signs in context, while keeping in mind other factors in a child’s life.

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Relationship Red Flags

What You Need to Teach Your Teenagers about Safety in an Intimate Relationship

The teenage years are a rough time for many kids, and a daunting time for parents. Along with the pressure of academics and social integration, teenagers find themselves struggling to navigate romantic relationships. As part of teenage mental health and wellness, pre-teens and teenagers must be educated about unhealthy relationship patterns and behaviors.


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Infertility, Treatment, and Mental Health

Due to the traumatic nature of infertility, mental health conditions are linked with infertility and fertility treatment. Therapy should begin prior to any fertility treatment. Mental health and/or family and marriage counseling is recommended for couples who are facing infertility and using medical intervention to conceive.

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The Trauma Bond

The trauma bond is the dysfunctional attachment a victim feels for their abuser. It develops when there are incidents of abuse and also occasional good times here and there between the abuse. This article focuses on the trauma bond in an intimate partner relationship.

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The Stress Response

People respond to abusive situations in a number of ways. These instinctual methods come from our primitive drive to survive and keep ourselves safe from danger. When we feel scared or under threat, our body goes into defense mode. This article will explore these reactive states and how they affect our mental and physical health.

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