by Patrice M Foster | May 20, 2020 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Teenagers Low mood at times like these, the expression “You never know what you have until it’s gone” is relevant to just about all of us. We are stuck at home, can’t see our friends and extended family except by internet, and can’t go to our favorite places. Classes...
by Patrice M Foster | May 5, 2020 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Optimistic Mood Staying positive in these difficult times is hard. Due to COVID-19, people all over the United States and the world are being ordered to stay home or at least limit their time outside. Social distancing and self-quarantine have become par for the...
by Patrice M Foster | Apr 17, 2020 | nursing posts |
Family Closeness Family bond closeness at times can seems challenging. We all know how fundamental family is to our health, both physical and mental. Parents and guardians try their best to keep everyone happy and healthy. And the best way to do that is to nurture a...
by Patrice M Foster | Mar 13, 2020 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Phys Ed Class Physical education (P.E.) is a required class that is given in schools throughout the United States. Although, many are under the impression that P.E. is easier than most classes, it is the least favorite class for teenagers based on attendance record....
by Patrice M Foster | Jan 10, 2020 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Life Stress and depression parents and guardians often fall into the trap of assuming that their kid must live happy. Ignoring the signs and continue to perceive the youth is immune from the struggles of mental illness. As a matter of fact, teenagers do not have to...
by Patrice M Foster | Oct 31, 2019 | nursing posts, parents |
Are you sharing too much? Secret sharing on Social media is a great avenue for self-expression you think. You can post basically whatever text or pictures you want and get a near immediate reaction.“One thing you can’t hide – is when you’re crippled...
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