For high school and college seniors, this is an exciting time. So close to the finish line! All that hard work is about to pay off with a diploma and a bright, shiny new future. Woo-hoo! It's Miller Time.
Okay, so what about when Miller Time's over? Things can get a little less shiny. For many graduates, the reality of life after school, be it high school or college, is more complicated than they expected. In the best case, they adjust to whatever life is bringing to them. Worst case, they...
Mental Health on Campus By Dr. David Shern, president and CEO, Mental Health America Soon, college students will be back at classes and... Read more »
College campuses have filled up across the country, and most students are excited about starting a new school year. But one in eight will... Read more »
It's that time of year again. Across the country children and parents are once again preparing for a new school year. While some children... Read more »
From where I live on the globe, the earth is spinning at approximately 800 miles per hour. However, it feels like life is traveling at... Read more »
Here's an important statistic - children of parents with anxiety disorders are up to 7 times more likely than others to develop anxiety... Read more »
College students who suffer from depression are twice as likely their nondepressed peers to drop out of college, new research suggests. Investigators... Read more »
An on-going research project is trying to identify which people are most at risk for developing anxiety and depression. Researchers are four years... Read more »
According to a new survey from Consumer Reports, Americans prefer taking drugs to talk therapy to treat their anxiety and depression, with almost 80... Read more »
In the wake of the recent Northern Illinois University shooting and the 2007 Virginia Tech massacre, the trend of taking harsh disciplinary actions... Read more »
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