A new study was conducted on adolescents and this research reveals that those young people who enjoy carrying out selfless deeds are less susceptible of getting affected by teen depression over time. Continue reading “Perform Meaningful Activities to Stay Away from Teen Depression”
Category: Psychotherapy Teens or Children
Many people have a notion that technology may be responsible for the increase in the number of adolescents getting affected by teen anxiety. For them, the findings of the research done by Danah Boyd may provide the answer. Continue reading “Is Technology Responsible for Growing Cases of Teen Anxiety”
It is a known fact that teen depression has become a serious issue and so, research is taking place on a continuous basis to find out the causes for this problem and also the ways to treat the problem. This is completely justified because the number of children who are being affected by depression has been on the increase in the recent times. Continue reading “Identifying Teen Depression with a Quick, Simple Test”
Though it may sound like a sermon delivered from the pulpit of a Church, the new treatment found and suggested by researchers for teen depression is altruism. Continue reading “Helpful Activities to Control Teen Depression”
There is good news for adolescents who have been affected by teen depression and the parents of these young people because a recent study reveals that those teens who enjoy helping others are less prone to be affected by depression than those children who are selfish minded and who like risk taking for earning rewards. Continue reading “Altruism can Help in Preventing Teen Depression”
A recent research reveals that effects of teen depression, anger and other negative emotions can last well past the teenage and may impact the romantic relationships that develop even during the middle age of people.
It was at the Alberta University, Edmonton this study was conducted and researchers have concluded that the effects of anger and teen depression may last even for a period of over 20 years. Continue reading “Adulthood Love Life can get Influenced by Teen Depression – Study reveals”
Recently, Annie Clark, who was a patient suffering with anxiety issues, attended a residential program for treating this condition and for treating the Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. But, even after the program, she was not able to make an eye contact with or she was not able to talk to strangers.
Continue reading “Unique Therapeutic Tool For Solving Anxiety Issues”
So, your vacation time is fast approaching and if you are thinking about where to go, there is a whole world out there to invite you. If you are yearning to visit an international location or to a place that you have not previously visited, but suddenly you are getting an unsecured feeling about the trip and a negative thought comes to your mind about the things that will happen during your trip. This is not something to worry. It is just the anxiousness that is faced by many first-time and even experienced travelers. But, this anxiousness and fear can be avoided with proper planning and here are some tips to overcome travel anxiety issues: Continue reading “Overcoming Travel Anxiety Issues”
It is an undeniable fact that since children spend their formative years in their parents’ home, their character building takes place there. Jane Nelson, author of the Positive Discipline book series, explains that self-esteem develops in humans due to a feeling of belonging, understanding their capabilities, and realizing the worth of what they contribute to the house and to society. Though self-esteem development at home may seem rather daunting for most parents, it’s not that difficult a task. Continue reading “Self-esteem Development Begins From Home”
Experts classify depression into three types. Parents whose children have been affected by teen depression should know about these three types. The first type is Situational Depression and this is generally triggered when certain specific events occur. For example, if there is a break-up between the teen and his or her friend, there may be a problem. In the second type, the cause is genetic which means that the problem runs in the families of the affected teens. Suicides are common in this type. Continue reading “Parents Role in Treating Teen Depression”