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A Simple Guide to Understanding Anxiety in Teens
Dealing with Anxious Teens: A Guide for Parents Is your teenager always worried? Are they struggling to do “the basics” despite everything you do or say to help? Do you feel like your anxious child is slipping away and becoming someone you don’t recognize? In this article, we’ll discuss anxiety in teens and what parents…
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Glenn Chamberlain
Zach Hall
Trudy Jessop
Bob Brown, LCSW
Southern Illinois University – Master and Bachelor of Science in Social Work Licensed Clinical Social Worker since 2002 20+ years experience as a mental health professional Clinical Director Specializes in: Trauma Issues (especially among teenage girls), Brainspotting Bob Brown is a seasoned therapist with a passion for aiding troubled youth on their journey to…
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Alex Wolf
Clan Of The Hand
What is the Clan of the Hand? The Clan of the Hand is an honor society of individuals who have made a significant contribution to working with youth in a wilderness setting. Those who are inducted into the Clan of the Hand are effectively members of a “Wilderness Hall of Fame”. The Clan of the…
Read MoreAt-Risk Youth
At-Risk Youth It can be hard to imagine defining your child as being “at-risk.” As a parent or guardian, you have done your best. You have given your child love and support. You have tried to set a good example, and you want what is best for your child. It is often easy to ignore…
Read MoreTeen Intervention: Five Warning Signs Your Teen Needs Help
Teen Intervention: Five Warning Signs Your Teen Needs Help Parents often reassure themselves that their pre-adolescent or adolescent is doing fine as long as the child is not involved in dangerous behavior (alcohol use, drug use, sexual acting out) and is making good grades. In fact, the warning signs of impending trouble are actually closer…
Read MoreTeens and Substance Abuse: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents
Teens and Substance Abuse: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents During the teenage years, adolescents are biologically driven to explore their identities and to try new things. The brain is still developing the judgment and self-inhibition systems. This can result in adolescents easily going along with their peers, acting impulsively, and seeking out new and exciting…
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