Keeping a healthy marriage is usually a work in progress; especially with the added mix of in-laws enter in the picture. Getting a green card from your partner’s parents would be frosting on your cake. Continue reading “Relationships with In-laws”
Category: Psychotherapy Teens or Children
Teens are subject to numerous stresses and pressures to prove themselves and their worth in their social circles. However, a lot of teens fall into deep depression traps while looking to prove themselves. Coming across failures and disappointments along the way, a number of teens turn reticent introverts who spend maximum energy depreciating self, instead of building a positive self-esteem. Continue reading “Common Traps of Teen Depression”
Too much of anything always has severe repercussions. The ability to strike a well formed balance is vital to developing into a wholesome individual. Several personality development professionals have noticed that general understanding of developing self-esteem especially as a productive parenting tool has fueled a generation of kids who seem to have bloated egos and false sense of privilege. Continue reading “When Self-esteem Gets Too Much”
Social constructs depicted in movies have been appealing to varying sensibilities, since the dawn of cinema. Somehow or the other we all end up relating to characters in films. Be it the funny character in there for comedy relief, or the drama queen, or the cool hero who ends up saving the day. Continue reading “Movies Highlighting the Subject of Low Self-esteem”
Teenagers are bags of hormones and emotions running wild and crazy. Several teens find it difficult to cope with the many demands of teenage life today. Is your otherwise bubbly and effervescent child more closed up? Showing continual signs of irritability, unhappiness, glumness, apathy, boredom, anger and melancholy, the chances they are suffering from teenage depression might be likely. Continue reading “Symptoms of Teen Depression”
Time dulls and wears everything down, including the allure and spark of a healthy marriage. Even the healthiest of married couples go through down cycles where romance is swept out of the door, rather than just under the carpet. Continue reading “Healthy Marriages: Keeping the Romance Going”
Admitting that you have an issue or problem is the first and most important step you can make to recovering from your dependency. However low and pathetic you might feel as an individual, don’t let your illness get the better of you. A major help to turning depression around on itself is admitting that you have a problem and seeking help. Continue reading “Getting Self-Help Online”
Love is a many-splendored thing; a delightful state of mind, love brings all things positive and makes this sometimes unbearable world paradise for a bit. Though before committing to anything long term and or serious, ask yourself if your partner supports you with other qualities besides love. Continue reading “Deciding on Ending Relationships”
Studies by researchers have revealed that teen depression, anxiety, anger, etc. can negatively impact relationships even when the teens become adults. A study was conducted and according to the findings of this study, the effects of anger and teen depression have a long reach beyond the teenage. In fact, the effects may last for over two decades, says the study. Continue reading “Teen Depression can Impact Adulthood”
Unlike earlier times, teenage years are more turbulent because teens are exposed to a lot of information through television, Internet, etc. In addition to that, there is a lot of competition among teens and therefore, they feel unbearable peer pressure also. This has led to increased chances of teen depression affliction. Parents of children with teen depression should remember a few points and follow a few tips. Continue reading “Six Teen Depression Tips for Parents”