Malek Yassin is the treatment director at The Wave Clinic. Specialising in child and adolescent psychiatry, he has over 19 years of experience in mental health treatment for adolescents, young adults, and families.
Malek is a bilingual certified child and adolescent trauma professional with a specialist interest in the treatment of complex and developmental trauma, antisocial personality disorder, conduct disorder and oppositional defiant disorder.
Malek is EMDR (EMDRIA), CBT, IRRT, PE, and MBT trained. Currently studying traumatology, he is a fellow of APPCH (U.K.) and a senior accredited member of Addiction Professionals.
Parents play a huge role in their children’s lives, and, consequently, can play a big role in violence prevention. Positive parenting, through role-modelling, warmth, and responsiveness, nurtures secure attachments where teenagers can learn social and emotional skills from their parents. Engaging in specific conversations about violence – and how to avoid it – is also key.
In some cases, the stress caused by mental health disorders can cause conflicts and tensions that rebound in the workplace, paralysing decision-making and teamwork. Yet, with resilience, flexibility, and commitment to one another, families can reorganise and restructure to accommodate and support a loved one, both at work and at home.
This blog offers some information about what causes sleeping problems among teenagers and the impact on teen mental health. We also outline ten tips that can help teenagers sleep longer and more deeply.
According to family systems theory, every relationship within the family is important. Family relationships affect the well-being of every family member and the dynamics of
Parents play a huge role in their children’s lives, and, consequently, can play a big role in violence prevention. Positive parenting, through role-modelling, warmth, and responsiveness, nurtures secure attachments where teenagers can learn social and emotional skills from their parents. Engaging in specific conversations about violence – and how to avoid it – is also key.
In some cases, the stress caused by mental health disorders can cause conflicts and tensions that rebound in the workplace, paralysing decision-making and teamwork. Yet, with resilience, flexibility, and commitment to one another, families can reorganise and restructure to accommodate and support a loved one, both at work and at home.
This blog offers some information about what causes sleeping problems among teenagers and the impact on teen mental health. We also outline ten tips that can help teenagers sleep longer and more deeply.
