Category: Teenagers

Cyber bullying is the use of electronic communication, cell phones, computers & tablets basically all the gadgets parents and schools give the kids which are used to bully a person online, typically […]

By Jenni Trent Greenman Bullying is one of those unfortunate parts of life that most of us experience, typically during our childhood years. And while bullying has been dismissed as […]

The answer is absolutely, yes! The prevalence of anxiety, depression and various mental illnesses is unfortunately rising in adolescents as they face the environmental and social impediments of the 21st […]

We’re well and truly in the information age, where communications and access to data transpires in mere seconds and literally at our fingertips. It’s easy to be overwhelmed by the sheer […]

Adolescence is a time of unavoidable change in multiple aspects of every young person’s life, physically, cognitively, emotionally and socially. Often viewed as rebellious, their need to make choices for […]

Thailand, the Land of a Thousand Smiles… and at least one million depressed teenagers. Part 1 offered an insight into the experience of depression and how to recognize it. But […]

The habit of consuming junk food today means that many girls eat a less healthy diet than in the past, and this can sometimes result in earlier puberty, also called […]

Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women and almost all cases (99%) are linked to infection with human papillomaviruses (HPV). That’s why every January has been selected […]

Everyone talks about the health of the heart, lung and brain. The intestinal tract is just as crucial and no less important for health. In fact, the digestive tract is […]

With thanks to Lorelle Evans, Australian Therapy Services Asia As parents, we want to protect our children and help them feel content and happy in the world. When our children […]