This blog offers some tips that may help young people to keep things in perspective and manage feelings of stress, as well as advice on the best way to offer support.
Schizophrenia is a complex mental health disorder that usually develops during adolescence or early adulthood. Schizophrenia looks a bit different in each person and can
Last year, the UK government introduced a new law mandating businesses with over 250 employees to introduce calorie labels on their menus. For young people
As with any social medium, young people with BPD – or those who exhibit BPD features -use social media a bit differently than others. This blog explores these differences and considers how social media may help people living with the condition form interpersonal relations, while also posing certain risks.
The father-child relationship is one of the most important influences on a young person’s life. It’s usually one of the first and closest bonds a
Dove’s Commitment to Protecting Children’s Mental Health and Self-Esteem Content Warning: This article includes mentions of eating disorders. The recently launched “Dove Self-Esteem Project” aims
Parents often ask us how they would know whether their young person requires a higher level of care or a stay in residential treatment. Here we look at how parents can better understand the decision-making process to make informed choices that are right for their child.
While rates of mental illness create increasing concern for mental health professionals globally, as our understanding grows and treatment guidelines develop, approaches to supporting people
A Generation Affected by Eating Disorders and the Parents Who Care In Singapore, the likelihood of an eating disorder diagnosis among teenagers and young adults
If your child or teen is experiencing loss, you can help them to understand it, sit with it and most of all, make peace with it.
As the influence of the manosphere increases, more and more young people are exposed to extreme misogynistic language and ideas. Teachers and parents hear misogynistic
In times of conflict, looking out for one another is incredibly important. In the context of adolescent mental health, this means paying attention to young people’s feelings and behaviours, offering ongoing support and reaching out to professionals when it’s necessary.
We can think of families as systems, where the well-being and behaviours of each family member affect all the rest, and the family system as
