“1 in 25 teens suffer from depression. Do you know the signs? ”

Teenagers Craving Sympathy: A Good or Dangerous Lure?

by Patrice M Foster | May 5, 2025 | teenage depression | 0 Comments

Sometimes it’s a cry for help or a way to feel noticed in a noisy world.

Teens Snorting Anxiety Medication – Parents, Don’t Miss This

by Patrice M Foster | March 13, 2025 | teenage depression | 1 Comment

Teens who have undiagnosed or untreated mental health disorders may self-medicate in dangerous ways. Understanding this link is critical to assisting them in healing.

Teen Friendships: The Harsh Impact of Friendship on Adolescent Mental Health

by Patrice M Foster | May 10, 2024 | teenage depression | 0 Comments

Unspoken Struggles Teen friendships; might not sound like a topic of importance to a few adults, but they do significantly impact teenagers' mental health. Thanks to the developing brain, as the child enters adolescence, it changes in such a way that friendships...

Anger Issues with Daily Outbursts? Your Teenager May be Depressed

Nov 12, 2018 | nursing posts | 0 Comments

Your love and support are crucial to getting your family through this rough patch

Testiness Moms’ another Sign of irritable Depression

Oct 15, 2018 | teenage depression, depression | 4 Comments

Testiness the Unusual Signs A parent’s testiness can be a big problem. It can create tension in the home, especially if the youth is struggling with feelings of sadness. “If you spend your time hoping someone will suffer the consequences for what they did to your...

You Can Have a Sunny, Happy life, Even While Depressed

Sep 21, 2018 | teenage depression, nursing posts, parents | 0 Comments

Happiness and sadness are emotions

We can learn to exert some level of control over them.

Sad or are you happy, how to find Happiness While Depressed

Aug 30, 2018 | depression, nursing posts | 0 Comments

Sad 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...