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Following Part 1’s explanation of what depression is and how to spot it, Part 2 offers clear advice for parents on what to do — and avoid — when supporting […]

Teenagers can be withdrawn, irritable, and unpredictable — all part of growing up. But when does this shift from typical teenage moodiness to something more serious? In Thailand, around one […]

Getting children to talk about their emotions can be extremely difficult. Many don’t know how to express what they’re feeling — or may not even understand it themselves. Art therapy […]

The simple answer is yes — absolutely. Anxiety and depression are becoming more common among teenagers, driven by academic pressure, social expectations, and overexposure to technology and social media. These […]

Anorexia is one of the most feared diagnoses for any parent, and unfortunately, it’s becoming more common. According to the World Health Organisation, eating disorders affect at least 25% of […]

By Jenni Trent Greenman Bullying is an unfortunate reality that many of us face, most often during our school years. While it was once dismissed as just “kids being kids,” […]

We’re well and truly in the information age – a world where communication happens instantly and data is accessible with a single tap. It’s fast, noisy, and constantly shifting. For […]

There’s never been a more challenging time for children’s mental health. Between addictive apps like Ask Me, and the relentless pressure to look perfect or have an exciting life on […]

The damaging and long-term effects of bullying can impact everyone involved, from the person being bullied to those who witness it, and even the bully themselves. Bullying is linked to […]

Ever thought about how what you eat directly affects the way you feel? It’s easy to reach for comfort foods like doughnuts and ice cream when we’re feeling low, only […]