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• Taking Your Child to a Therapist for Parents

  
  

  Many children and teens have problems that affect how they feel, act, or learn. Going to therapy helps them cope better, feel better, and do better.

• A to Z: Panic Disorder for Parents

  
  

  Learn about panic disorder, an anxiety disorder in which a person experiences recurrent feelings of intense fear when there's no real threat or danger.

• Health Care Providers: Behavioral Health Specialists for Parents

  
  

  Behavioral health is medical care that helps manage emotions and behaviors. The main health care providers who work in behavioral health are psychologists and psychiatrists.

• My Friend Is Talking About Suicide. What Should I Do? for Teens

  
  

  Have you heard that people who talk about suicide won't go through with it? That's not true. Read this article to learn some of the other warning signs that a person is considering suicide.

• Taking Care of Your Mental Health During Pregnancy for Parents

  
  

  Pregnancy brings a mix of feelings, and not all of them are good. It can be even harder if you're dealing with depression or anxiety.

• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Factsheet (for Schools) for Parents

  
  

  What teachers should know about CFS and what they can do to help students with the condition.

• What to Do When You Feel Sad for Kids

  
  

  Everyone is sad once in a while. But depression is a sadness that goes on too long and hurts too much. Find out more in this article for kids.

• Helping Your Child Heal After Trauma for Parents

  
  

  Kids can recover after trauma with help from therapy and extra support and comfort from parents.

• Going to a Therapist for Teens

  
  

  Getting help with emotions is the same as getting help with a medical problem like asthma or diabetes. Here's how therapy works and how it helps.

• Gun Safety for Teens

  
  

  Every year, guns are used to kill or injure thousands of Americans. Here's how to keep yourself safe, whether your family has guns at home or not.