The self-care, emotions, and experience of parents of LGBTQ+ youth
by Helen Burke, LMHCA BYS Therapist It’s possible you have experienced (or might experience) some variation of this scenario: You are finally getting to
by Helen Burke, LMHCA BYS Therapist It’s possible you have experienced (or might experience) some variation of this scenario: You are finally getting to
by Courtney Oliver, LMHC BYS Executive Director Being a youth can be hard enough, being a LGBTQ+ youth can be even more difficult. Studies
by David McNamara, PhD Licensed Psychologist specializing in tweens, teens, young adults & families Navigating the tween and teen years is no small undertaking
by Courtney Oliver, LMHC BYS Executive Director As a therapist working with families, the number one question I get is about how to navigate
by Dana Martin, LMHCA BYS Therapist Earlier today, I found myself thinking about a recent social media post I had made and felt the
by Emily Henning, MSW Candidate BYS Clinical Intern Social media, I am forever telling my elementary-aged kiddos, is a lot like junk food. We
By John Carleton, LMHCA BYS Therapist The question of at when age child “should” get their first cell phone is a common one, with
by Courtney Oliver, LMHC There’s a lot of buzz these days about mental health. Everyone has mental health, just like everyone has physical health.
by Linda Semlitz, MD When and how is medication used when children and adolescents are diagnosed with depression? If you are concerned that your
by Megan Sater, LMFTA According to the National Institutes of Health, nearly 1 in 3 adolescents will experience an anxiety-related disorder before the age