TikTok to block teenagers from beauty filters over mental health concernsTikTok is banning beauty filters for users under 18 to address mental health concerns related to distorted self-image.
I don't let my teens have social media. My 16-year-old daughter wasn't happy at first, but the other day she thanked me.Social media can pose significant risks to teenagers, including bullying and safety threats, which is why some parents choose to restrict access.
TikTok to block teenagers from beauty filters over mental health concernsTikTok is banning beauty filters for users under 18 to address mental health concerns related to distorted self-image.
I don't let my teens have social media. My 16-year-old daughter wasn't happy at first, but the other day she thanked me.Social media can pose significant risks to teenagers, including bullying and safety threats, which is why some parents choose to restrict access.
5 Ways Anxiety Crushes Teens and How to Ease the BurdenChronic anxiety among teens can be debilitating and is often fueled by academic pressure and social fears.
Stop asking my kids what their plans are for college. It's the question they hate the most.Teens feel pressured and anxious about being asked their post-high school plans.Parents may need to adjust expectations and support children's individual paths.
Exclusive | Is your college-bound teen 'soiling the nest'? How to deal when they're acting like 'raging a-holes'Teens experience anxiety about leaving home for college, often leading to changes in behavior that can appear rebellious.The phenomenon of 'soiling the nest' is a psychological response to the mixed emotions surrounding the transition to college.
5 Ways Anxiety Crushes Teens and How to Ease the BurdenChronic anxiety among teens can be debilitating and is often fueled by academic pressure and social fears.
Stop asking my kids what their plans are for college. It's the question they hate the most.Teens feel pressured and anxious about being asked their post-high school plans.Parents may need to adjust expectations and support children's individual paths.
Exclusive | Is your college-bound teen 'soiling the nest'? How to deal when they're acting like 'raging a-holes'Teens experience anxiety about leaving home for college, often leading to changes in behavior that can appear rebellious.The phenomenon of 'soiling the nest' is a psychological response to the mixed emotions surrounding the transition to college.
More intense exercise reduces post-concussion anxiety in teensReturning to MVPA post-concussion reduces anxiety in teens.Physical activity may lead to better health outcomes after concussion.