Mental Health
Adolescence is a time for big physiological, psychological, and hormonal changes. Therefore, it is normal that a teenager will experience new emotions, feel lost, tormented, or experience things with more intensity than usual. As parents, these reactions can be derailing, even worrying.
All our articles on mental health
The school advises my teenager to consult a shrink
Teen, shrink and disturbing remarks
My teen is uncomfortable with his shrink
Shrink and confidentiality
Why should my teenager see a shrink?
How bad does my teen have to be to see a shrink?
My teenager under 14 needs to see a shrink
Your teen wonders if it's compulsory to talk during therapy
My teen does not like their shrink
How many sessions with a shrink before my teen gets better?
How does a session with a therapist work?
I think my teen is depressed, what can I do?
Depression: my teen does not feel good
Eating Disorders
Suicide
Stress and Anxiety
How to talk to your child about your mental health condition
What is mental health?
Eco-anxiety
Encouraging my teen to ask for help
Different reasons to get help
Mental Health Diagnosis in Adolescence
Self-harm
