When Medication Might Help Your Child — and How to Talk About It (includes a quiz)
Deciding whether your child might benefit from medication is one of the harder calls a parent makes. The good news is that this is one …
Deciding whether your child might benefit from medication is one of the harder calls a parent makes. The good news is that this is one …
If your child has been diagnosed with ADHD, autism, or is being evaluated for either, you may be wondering whether the two are related. The …
The first-week jitters are long gone. Lockers are assigned, routines are set, and yet — a few weeks or months in — the stomachaches, the …
“Recently, while completing additional training in perinatal mental health through Postpartum Support International, I encountered a set of statistics that stopped me in my tracks,” writes …
If you’re searching for an adolescent IOP (intensive outpatient program) near you, you’ve probably already realized that weekly therapy isn’t enough for what your teen is dealing with, but a hospital or …
Neurodivergent children are not broken. They are not a neurotypical child with pieces missing. They are a whole person, wired differently, and that difference comes …
Every parent has had this moment: your kid seems off. Sad for no clear reason, wound up with worry, snapping at everyone in the house, …
If you’re a Williamson County parent trying to find a child psychiatrist, you’ve probably already hit the wall: Vanderbilt’s child psychiatry program carries waitlists of …
You searched, “my child won’t stop having tantrums” at 11 p.m. Or maybe it was, “anxious 6 year old won’t go to school.” Whatever brought you here, you’ve probably landed on the …
If you’ve been trying to find real help for your teenager somewhere in Tennessee, and you keep hitting the same walls, you’re not alone. What you’re experiencing isn’t because you’re missing …