The Mental Health Crisis in Children & Teens: What Families, Therapists & Communities Can Do
Join DTC’s Octavia Neal, LMFT, and leading experts in a LinkedIn Live panel hosted by AAMFT on the youth mental health crisis. Discover practical strategies for supporting children and teens during Mental Health Awareness Month.
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Gender Affirming Parenting
While acknowledging there are many different approaches to parenting I have found that all parents want what is best for the physical and emotional well-being of their child. It is not uncommon for parents to experience their own grief process as they leave behind who they believed their child was and celebrate the child they now have.
Mindfulness with Young Children
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic kids were experiencing high amounts of stress due to pressure from school, extracurricular activities, and personal relationships with friends or family. It’s important that parents help their children develop ways to manage this stress at an early age so that as they grow and experience bigger worries they will have a plan for how to handle it.
Navigating Friendships: Adolescents
As your children continue to grow and enter adolescence, friendships continue to be incredibly important. Friendships help adolescents form their identity, establish independence, find a sense of belonging, and feel accepted. We all know that having good friendships makes us happier, but there are many other positive benefits. Teen friendships are supported with a better immune system, higher self-esteem, lowers the rates of anxiety/depression, and much more.