College is an exciting time, full of endless opportunities. Students can explore new majors, take on exciting internship opportunities, and perhaps even study abroad. They’ll make lasting friendships and even explore new romances. But, along with all this opportunity comes a wealth of new stress and pressures. A large part […]
Has your teen or young one suffered a head injury? If he has, or if you want to be prepared just in case, you’ll want to know what to look for in case of a concussion. In the United States, brain injury is suffered most by young children under four […]
In America, 6.4 million children between the ages of four and 17 have been diagnosed with ADHD. The diagnosis of attention deficit disorder in yourself or child can result in several different emotional responses. It can be a relief to know the reason behind the behavior, but it can also […]
Most people hear about obsessive-compulsive disorder on a daily basis, often used in the wrong way. While many people associate OCD with a need for cleanliness or order, the truth is that OCD is far more disruptive than many people know. And although many people “know” about the disorder 2 […]
If for more than two weeks you’ve felt sad and have lost interest or pleasure in your usual activities, you may be depressed. Symptoms of depression, on the other hand, aren’t as clear-cut as they are for a common cold. Intense sadness and a feeling of hopelessness often comes into […]
Did you know that 40 million American adults over the age of 18 have an anxiety disorder? Despite 18.1 percent of people having anxiety, but only 1/3 seek treatment for it. Many anxiety sufferers avoid getting treatment out of fear of being judged by their family and friends. Some are in […]
Neuropsychological and psychological testing are different medical approaches used in diagnosing and providing suitable treatment for mental related ailments. To gain better clarity of the cognitive function, strength, and weakness, these two medical testing are used. These mental evaluations involve an interview process and the performance of a series of […]
A child with common signs of a learning disability often has several related signs of difficulty with reading, writing, and other learning-related tasks. The good news about learning disabilities is that research provided by scientists provide hope and direction. A recent study showed that 10 percent of people have difficulty […]
Divorce is inevitably difficult for children no matter how much parents try to protect them. All kids handle it differently. Therapy is an especially good idea for kids when divorce brings dramatic changes to their lives. If you decide that counseling is right for your kids, follow these tips to […]
The transition from high school to college is a big step for any student, but for students with learning disabilities, making the change is even more challenging. Although there are no Section 504 plans or individual education plans (IEPs) in college, students with learning disabilities have a right to reasonable […]