
How Social Media Impacts Children’s Mental Health
Social media has become a part of everyday life. We check it on the train when we’re waiting for an appointment and if we get

Social media has become a part of everyday life. We check it on the train when we’re waiting for an appointment and if we get

Finding specialist care for your child, teenager or young adult who has been diagnosed with an eating disorder or who is at the beginning of

Eating Disorder Facts for Teens and Parents Diagnosed with Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa Scientists continue to discover more information about eating disorders. 13.2% of young

Research suggests that the prevalence of anxiety disorders among the teenage population has risen dramatically in recent years. Anxiety disorder Due to the emergence of social media

From 4 October, the rules for international travel to the United Kingdom will change, making it much easier to travel to Malaysia for medical treatment.

Children, teenagers and young adults can be caught in the crossfire of unhappy situations at home. For some young people, exposure to high conflict divorce,

At some point or another, most of us have heard the term narcissism or read an article somewhere that illustrates the classic narcissistic traits of

Finding a treatment program for your teenager or young adult is a difficult task and a decision that parents hope they will not have to make.

Alcohol use in teenagers and young adults continues to rise. Young people are starting to drink at an earlier age and are drinking more than

In a rapidly changing world, mental health teams are on the frontline for children, adolescents, young people and their families in crisis. How do you

When a young person develops very low self-worth, they can feel like they don’t deserve to have a clean and tidy room. If they feel hopeless about life, or like nothing has meaning, they might feel like there’s no point in keeping their space organised. Fatigue, another common symptom of depression, can leave young people struggling to find the energy to complete even simple self-care tasks.

Before teenagers begin to reprocess traumatic events, they have to be able to access these memories, thoughts, and emotions safely. The preparation phase of EMDR supports teenagers in developing distress tolerance skills that help them cope with the pain connected with traumatic memories. It also helps them to access suppressed emotions and feelings in their bodies.

In this blog, we look at how narcissistic abuse from one parent to the other impacts the family system, leading children to take on the role of parents. We also outline the long-term harm this can cause for young people’s mental health.
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