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Sandstone Care analyzed data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to examine mental health disorders in U.S. teens.

Huntington County will have an outdoor learning space if a crowdfunding campaign reaches its $30,000 goal by April 8.

Psychologist Dr. Jazmine McCoy shares five things you should not say to your child when they're mad or upset. “Navigating our children’s intense emotions can sometimes feel like we’re walking on eggshells. Here’s what to avoid saying to an angry child and why."

Can children suffer from depression? Decades ago when baby boomers were still children, parents might have dismissed very real signs of depression as sulkiness

Need help with time management and focus? An "ADHD watch" may not be the answer.

New study finds exposure to marijuana during pregnancy raises health risks for infants. African hairdressers join ranks of lay people offering mental health support.

Students around the country are struggling to read at grade level post-pandemic. National Family Literacy Month began on Nov. 1 with hopes to encourage reading and literacy in all ages, especially the youth. 40% of children in the U.S. are nonreaders, according to Scientific American while there is an astonishing 64% of eighth graders reading...

A mother shared a disturbing encounter at a grocery store where a stranger approached her young daughter and began "fake tickling" her. Feeling uneasy, she turned the shopping cart away, but the stranger persisted.

As the ultimate holiday gifting destination, Bloomingdale's announces a series of holiday programming including The Carousel @ Bloomingdale's: Wonka, and window unveiling in partnership with Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

ADHD in toddlers is hard to recognize, but it is never too early to treat. Learn the symptoms, diagnosis, causes, and possible treatments in 2023.