Results for "Anxiety"

Have you ever wondered if something you ate or drank made you feel more anxious, stressed or overwhelmed? Maybe your heart races after drinking too much...

Starting a new school year can bring a mix of emotions for children and teens. Some are excited to see friends, while others feel nervous about new teachers,...

Every child learns at their own pace. Some children pick up reading, writing and math skills quickly, while others need more time and practice. But if...

Your child keeps asking the same questions even after you’ve answered. They spend an hour getting ready for bed because everything needs to feel “just...

Stress is part of everyday life. In small doses, it can help you stay focused and tackle challenges. But when stress builds up or lasts for a long time,...

Your child’s stomach hurts again. Maybe it happens just before a test. Other times it shows up on Sunday night or during busy school weeks. You feel torn....

Anger is part of being human. We all feel it. You might notice yourself getting angry when someone cuts you off in traffic, your child talks back or a...

If you use a smartwatch or fitness tracker to count your steps, track your heart rate and measure your sleep, you might find that the feedback motivates...

Skin picking disorder, also called dermatillomania, is a mental health condition where a person repeatedly picks at their skin, often causing sores, scarring...

As a parent, watching your teen succeed in high school can fill you with pride. You want to support their goals and encourage their hard work.  But for...