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With more kids going back to school on Tuesday and others having been back for a week or two, you may have noticed kids starting to get the back-to-school jitters already.

A new order undergirded by therapism has taken form in the United States.

A new order undergirded by therapism has taken form in the United States.

To ease anxiety ahead of the school year, doctors encourage parents to first help their children figure out whats making them anxious and validate their feelings. And dismissing their worries

Childrens psychologists say the constant pressure to be productive can be overwhelming, especially for kids. With this in mind, taking a day off to rest in bed isnt necessarily a

Hugs appear to be therapeutic as it helps kids to reduce stress and anxiety. Hugs are essential as they calm and directly relieve pain, indirectly reducing pain sensitivity by decreasing feelings of anxiety and fear.

Being an introvert is different than being shy and it doesnt mean you dont enjoy socializing. Child health experts explain how to raise an introverted kid.

After Stanford senior Katie Meyer, 22, committed suicide without any detectable warning signs, her parents are urging families to have an honest conversation about mental health with their children.

The family of a Stanford University soccer star who died by suicide this week is urging a national conversation about mental health. .

Mentally preparing children to return to classrooms with Cleveland Clinic pediatric psychologist Dr. Emily Mudd: 3 Things to Know with Stephanie Haney Dr. Mudd explains why its so important to get kids back in classrooms and how to thoughtfully prepare for the transition, on this weeks podcast Author: Stephanie Haney (WKYC) Updated: 12:48 AM EST February 27, 2021 CLEVELAND — Governor Mike DeWine has set the target to get schools back to in-person learning for M...