How to support your teen’s social and emotional health
There’s a disconnect between parents' and teens' perceptions of social and emotional health support. Here’s how parents can help bridge the gap.
Kids have a tendency to lose things: sports equipment, articles of clothing and anything related to school.
The impact goes beyond a parent's frustration. A lack of organization can make a child feel stressed, overwhelmed and roadblocked on their own success.
Organization is a learned skill. It is important for a child's development, and carries into their adult life. We asked Dr. Kelsey Bradshaw, a licensed psychologist at Sharp Mesa Vista's Child and Adolescent Unit, to share small strategies that can achieve big results. With a little encouragement, kids can learn to get — and stay — organized.
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