by Patrice M Foster | Jan 25, 2019 | nursing posts |
Single mother’s Emotional survival can be difficult. This is especially true for a single mother of a child with a mental illness such as depression. What with dividing yourself between your job and your child, shouldering that financial and emotional burden can...
by Patrice M Foster | Dec 3, 2018 | nursing posts |
Experiencing Sad depression if this occurs every year just maybe parent your teenager may be experiencing symptoms. Have you noticed that your teen has a yearly struggle with depression? If so, they might have a condition. Or perhaps not so much called seasonal...
by Patrice M Foster | Nov 20, 2018 | nursing posts |
Risk factor Autism, and Depression can be an issue for the autistic youth. This does not come as a surprise considering such things as the pressure of school and how important social skills are to be able to maneuver it properly. Without these skills, an autistic...
by Patrice M Foster | Nov 12, 2018 | nursing posts |
Outbursts Anger issues, especially those that result in daily outbursts. Should not be dismissed as part of a teenage phase. They can often disrupt the peace of the household. And be a threat to the teen’s future. As such, parents should take action to find a solution...
by Patrice M Foster | Sep 21, 2018 | nursing posts, parents, teenage depression |
Shine Bright Sunny days are often associated with happiness and feeling good. And for good reason. Just like we cannot control the weather, sometimes bad moods creep up on us. What’s more, just like a sunny day doesn’t mean a cloudless sky, sometimes we put on fake...
by Patrice M Foster | Aug 30, 2018 | depression, nursing posts |
Days Being happy can be hard, especially when fighting clinical depression. Sadness can crash into you when you least expect it, and it can have incredible staying power. It’s natural to be sad, but it is more intense and longer lasting when you’re depressed. Why do...
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